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 Originally Posted by laravia18
I'm with sprint on a family plan and the primary line (as far as I know) gets the $150 off every year because we are part of the premier status. It is a pretty cool deal. Not to mention having a free ringtone every now and again helps make it just a bit sweeter.
I have a family plan and get full new customer pricing on all handsets every two years. I just move the phone around after 30 days. The way the contract terms are your two years are on each line.
Check sprint users, it is not difficult to get full discoutns on each handset. Mine are staggered so I can get new handsets every six months, which leaves me a lot of breathing space and allows me to skip TEP insurance. I got new customer pricing in July on two lines, I am eligible for new customer pricing on one line in June, and two other lines next February.
"Premier" is just a metric attached to your account. It is ARPU plus other things in an algortym like credit worthyness, lenght of service, likelyhood of churn
Let's say you are scaled from 1 to 10 on profitability. If you have SERO, with a 10% discount and unlimited data and text for $27, have been a customer for 6 months total, call Sprint to get dropped call credits, and pay your bills late you are likely a 1. IE you are in the "fire the customer" category
If you have no discounts, pay more than average for what you get, have $200 a month worth of charges, make a lot of very profitable international calls, pay on time and have been a 10 year customer that changes phones every four years you are probably a 10.
"premier" probably starts at "7," or the top 30% of customers and unlike the more precise metrics the CSR sees but wont tell you , they have made that rating public to you so you feel special (and you are more special to them then low profit customer).
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