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Mom’s Greatest Lesson: Share with the Sprint Family Share Pack #ItsANewDayForData

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Mom’s Greatest Lesson: Share with the Sprint Family Share Pack

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The one thing mom always lectured us on was the importance of sharing. I have two younger sisters, an older sister, and two older brothers so sharing was necessary in our household or else there was chaos. Unfortunately when it came to chatting on the phone in the 70s and 80s sharing wasn’t always possible.  One phone line with that many teenagers was always a disaster.  I wish there were such things as smartphones back then because the Sprint Family Share Pack would have been perfect.

Sprint offers the best deal in data with the Family Share Pack.  You can get up to 10 lines (fits most family sizes) and 20GB of shared data with unlimited talk and text  for only $100 a month. That is a great deal!  If you compare it to AT&T or Verizon pricing through 2015 you’ll find you get double the data of Verizon and and more than double the highspeed data of AT&T and T-mobile.

Here is the best part, in my opinion…for customers who are stuck in contracts with other wireless companies Sprint will buy out their families contracts with a pre-paid VISA gift card worth up to $350!  The new Sprint Family Share Pack Plan offers the best value for heavy data users making it simple, easy and affordable to get what they want from their wireless plan.

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Visit Sprint to learn more about the best deal in data – hands down. More lines. More high-speed data. Low price.

Our family would totally benefit from this plan!  We currently have 4 phones and use less than 6GB a month and our bill is nearly $300 but with the Sprint plan we could save up to $200 a month or $2,400 a year!  That’s a lot of dough.

How would your family benefit from the Sprint Family Share Pack plan?

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