Sprint Waiving Some Fees for Hurricane-Hit Customers
Sep 6, 2012, 7:22 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Sprint has announced that it will waive a wide range of fees for its customers impacted by Hurricane Isaac last month. Customers in select regions of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi won't have to worry about late fees; overage charges for voice, text and data; roaming fees; and call forwarding fees for Sprint services used between Aug. 29 and Sept. 30. Sprint is also offering reduced prices on select charging accessories in those same regions between Aug. 31 and Sept. 15.
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Comments
Good guys???
When I ran a cellphone store several years ago Sprint was one of the sorriest companies I had ever worked with. Not sure how they have managed it, but they certainly seem like the good guys these days.
Hah!
Didn't their CEO Dan Hesse say something about he wanted to be the Good guys about a month ago?
Looks like their wish came true!
Didn't their CEO Dan Hesse say something about he wanted to be the Good guys about a month ago?
Looks like their wish came true!
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Late Fees
If I was in a hurricane hit area the last thing on my mind would be what bills need to be paid. So I applaud Sprint for help ease some of the stress in those areas.
You're right.
Regardless, Sprint has the habit of stepping up first in these circumstances despite their $$$ woes.
VZW, T-Mobile, AT&T usually wait until someone else steps up first and then to save face, follow.
Regardless, Sprint has the habit of stepping up first in these circumstances despite their $$$ woes.
VZW, T-Mobile, AT&T usually wait until someone else steps up first and then to save face, follow.
