Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

For some reason, Sprint seems to want to increase the number of struggling users and then merge with T-Mobile to transfer users to a new "non-carrier". It is generally believed that this will bring good income to Verizon and ATT. Unparalleled 5G network.

After trying to attract people with excellent devices such as the LG V50 ThinQ, Apple's seventh generation iPad, iPad Air 3, Samsung Galaxy S20, S20, and so on. It seems that Live Network is quietly starting to serve anyone who wants to abandon the existing mobile phone company.

No matter which phone you are considering using to get it from Sprint, the fourth largest wireless service provider will provide you with a prepaid MasterCard for $300. All you need to do is migrate the existing numbers of other operators and register this amazing special offer online.

Even better, when you can get a $300 free gift by directly buying a new phone of your choice, you may not be qualified to do so. Believe it or not, you can get the above prepaid MasterCard (within 90 days after online registration) even if you carry your existing equipment and current phone number.

Be sure to give Sprint IMEI or MEID to Sprint first, check whether the phone is qualified, and remember that you need an operator to unlock the device you want to leave in before you can approve the handover.

Don't forget the LG V50 ThinQ 5G, Samsung Galaxy S205G, Galaxy S205G and many other high-end phones mentioned above. If possible, they are all sold on Sprint at astonishing network switch prices. Don't start the BYOD process, or for some reason you don't want to. At the same time, it is worth pointing out that Verizon also offers a good discount. It offers only a $100 discount for new customers who want to transfer existing equipment to the largest carrier and open up new service routes.

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