Free Incoming Calls

[Charlydx21]

Wondering if Sprint still has Free incoming plan...that was the best plan on the market,I guess sprint realized it and took it off.

[laurkar2006]

I still have freeing coming on 2 of my lines. for 39.99 and then extras..yes you are right it was and is a good plan...I want to hold on to it as long as I can...

[adamlee2001GXE]

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Its much harder to find & I've been told its an "expired" code, but there used to be a $5 add-on to make any plan have unlimited incoming.



Just call *2 & say cancel & start asking around...

[Dragonman]

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the $5 add-on code only works if you have a number based in Puerto Rico.
Sprint stopped offering free incoming plans in June and you probably won't get it applied unless there is a compelling reason like it was removed without your authorization.

[adamlee2001GXE]

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the $5 add-on code only works if you have a number based in Puerto Rico.
Sprint stopped offering free incoming plans in June and you probably won't get it applied unless there is a compelling reason like it was removed without your authorization.

I am pretty sure Illinois wasn't renamed Puerto Rico recently. You don't have to live in Puerto Rico.

As far as the incoming rate plans, I have no idea.

[adamlee2001GXE]

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the $5 add-on code only works if you have a number based in Puerto Rico.
Sprint stopped offering free incoming plans in June and you probably won't get it applied unless there is a compelling reason like it was removed without your authorization.

After thinking about it, I understand where the PR thing comes from. It seems like that is an area that SU has discovered that Sprint likes to test features. I believe 5 PM nights originally started there, but has spread to the states, albeit under the radar...

[laurkar2006]

I have free incoming and I live in CT.

[MsRandall]

I have free incoming too...Got it last year. Changed to an unlimited family share but left codes on for unlimited incoming in case I need to change my plan.

[B REAL]

yes they should my buddy is on that plain

[JoJoMeXi]

to the best of my knowledge unless you are switching networks (nextel to sprint / sprint to nextel) and already were on a free incoming plan, sprint will not change you to any of those plans anymore. they ARE expired and are no longer offered.

[lj76]

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I got it back in august. how do I get the code.. I wanna change plans but not loose it and 5 pm nights also.

[demonskull]

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Yes i agree

[chibby]

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I got it back in august. how do I get the code.. I wanna change plans but not loose it and 5 pm nights also.

If you make any plan changes, you will LOSE your 5pm nights. They will try to add it back for you but it will not bill correctly. It will bill you 10.00 for each line.