Sprint Is No Longer Trying To ‘One Up’ As They Launch New ‘Framily’ Plans

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By Bryan M. WolfeJan 13, 2014, 11:27 am178 pts
Sprint has ended the companys One Up early upgrade plan. The program gave a $15 per month discount to customers who opted to forgo a subsidy. First unveiled in September, One Up joined other early upgrade programs in the U.S. including AT&T Next, Verizon Edge, and T-Mobile Jump. As with AT&T Next, Sprints plan…

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