Sprint-signIt seems that T-Mobile has a knack for getting on everyone’s nerves, especially when they are competitors that they at one point in time was interested in merging with. We have seen AT&T and T-Mobile bicker and try to steal each other’s customers in the past, and now it looks like there is no love lost between T-Mobile and Sprint as well.

Sprint has recently announced their latest offer in a bid to try steal customers over from T-Mobile’s network. The offer will basically see the carrier offer T-Mobile customers a minimum value of $200 when trading in their smartphone, which is on top of the extra $350 in credit they would get if they were to make the switch from T-Mobile to Sprint.

The carrier is also boasting and targeting T-Mobile specifically and comparing rates, claiming that what they offer is cheaper than what T-Mobile has to offer. According to Chad Lander, director of Sprint’s buyback and phone trade-in program, “Our industry-leading program gives customers a clear and immediate financial incentive to turn in their old phone. We’re able to target customers, like those from T-Mobile, offset any termination fees, and provide a far superior offering.”

This offer is unfortunately not permanent so if you’re a T-Mobile subscriber looking to take advantage of Sprint’s offer, you will have to move fast as this deal is only good until the 9th of April.

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