How do I merge two accounts?

[MicaB7]

My husband and I have our own sprint accounts. We are now down to one income and need to figure out a way to keep our PCS to PCS, Web, Unlimited Texting and enough minutes for the two of us + our pre-teen to have without going over.

I have three lines on my phone. One I am using, one my pre-teen is using periodically ($7 a month), and the third line I am not paying anything for. My husband only has one phone line, but has a higher spending limit than I do.

My Plan: (Treo 755p) $108.16 a month total

Fair & Flexible for Families $69.99
800 Anytime Minutes shared between the 3 lines
Nationwide long distance
N/W 7p
PCS to PCS
Vision

His Plan: (Katana) $92.87 a month total
*He wants some sort of PDA phone too*
Fair & Flexible $59.99
1000 minutes
Nationwide long distance
Vision pack $15
PCS to PCS
300 text messages $5
N/W 7pm

Any suggestions would be helpful!

Thanks for reading this and thanks in advance to anyone who is willing to respond!

Be Well,
Mica

[dannyboy73]

I just got a 1500 minutes family plan for 2 lines for $89.99 + $10 for one more line.

Total of $99.99 for all 3 lines.

It's Fair and Flexible 1500 family plan.
If you need more minutes, there's a 3000 min plan for $149.99 available also.

You will need to ask for additional perks, but this is what I got last month.

There's Pick 3, 1000 free texts, free power vision.
With all of those perks, you might be coming in at less than 1500 min vs 1800.

You can do a Transfer of Liability(TOL) to get the lines merged into one account. Tell the rep you want to do that. Then put all of the lines into one family plan.

[YankeeFan01]

nm i read wrong. :)

[MicaB7]

Hi Danny,
Thanks for your reply! Were you able to get this recently? I didn't think they would make changes to an account with out making us get rid of our Fair & Flexible plan.

How do you like your curve?

[Noodle]

why not just see if you can get his line turned into a family shared plan and then switch your lines over to his account. More minutes and looks like a little less money.