Sprint Nextel CEO Dan Hesse announced the launch of an expanded wireless buy-back program for old wireless devices.
Sprint’s expanded Buyback program, intended to boost U.S. wireless recycling rates, offers an instant point-of-sale credit to current and new Sprint customers who turn in up to three eligible wireless devices, per active line of service.
Sprint Buyback now accepts all eligible wireless devices, regardless of manufacturer or carrier. Customers can take their unwanted phones to one of the more than 1,000 participating Sprint-owned retail stores nationwide. Currently, there are more than 900 wireless devices that are eligible for an instant credit from Sprint. Device credits range in value from approximately $5 to upwards of $300 depending on the make and model of the device being turned in.
Highlights of Sprint’s program include:
• Instant account credit at any of Sprint’s more than 1,000 retail stores for existing and new customers who turn in up to three used devices when activating or upgrading a Sprint phone
• 24/7 online access to sprintbuyback.com, where current and new subscribers can find the program terms and conditions, determine device eligibility for credit, estimate current market value, download free postage-paid labels and access guidelines for deleting personal data prior to mail-in
• For every one device purchased, up to three eligible devices may be returned to Sprint for an account credit, per twelve months.
The exact account credit is based on the model and the price in place at the time the old phone is turned in. Current credit amounts are listed on the “Eligible Phone Models” tab of the program web site.
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