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Premier applies to main line for yearly upgrade. Secondary lines have to wait until the contract renewal. Retentions is likely to allow you to get Premier on secondary line at the end of contract if you negotiate it with them.

At some point, Sprint's going to figure out that making all lines premier is the best way to improve retention as it's not so difficult right now for them to lose secondary line customers to other carriers.
 
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I"m a little confused as to how this $150 off works at the end of the two years for a renewal.

Say we are planning both to get the Hero (we're on a family plan) and they cost $150 each normally. If we renew our contract and get these phones what will we pay for them? Will it be $300 total or $150 total for both?

Is the $150 off the non-contract price of the phone?
 
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I"m a little confused as to how this $150 off works at the end of the two years for a renewal.

Say we are planning both to get the Hero (we're on a family plan) and they cost $150 each normally. If we renew our contract and get these phones what will we pay for them? Will it be $300 total or $150 total for both?

Is the $150 off the non-contract price of the phone?


If your contract is done, and you are renewing both lines, you should get 150 off EACH line that you are getting a phone for. So, if the hero costs 150 each, you should not have to pay anything for them.
 
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