Best mobile phone deals with march – nerdwallet

Mobile phone information mill trembling from the winter blues and marching into spring with a few strong promotions. Take a look at our favorites below.

Half off limitless

Sprint

Sprint slashed prices on its limitless plan. At this time, new clients could possibly get one line for $50 or as much as five lines for $90. The promotion includes HD streaming and 10 gigabytes of high-speed hot place data, a big change from Sprint’s standard limitless plan.

There’s a couple of caveats, though. The marketing prices is just good until March 31, 2018. Next, you’ll pay regular cost, that is $60 for just one line, $40 for that second line and $30 for every additional line. Prices assume a computerized payment discount. Should you not choose to autopay, add $5 per line for your monthly costs.

The HD and hot place upgrades also disappear on March 31, 2018, departing you with standard definition streaming and 5GB of high-speed hot place data.

Find out more about this deal at Sprint’s website.

Free Galaxies

T-Mobile

New and existing customers could possibly get two Samsung Universe S7 smartphones (one per line) free of charge having a mail-in rebate. It’s important to exchange your old phones, and existing customers have to activate a minumum of one new type of service. New clients need to have their old phone figures, too.

Now is a great time to help make the proceed to T-Mobile, too. The self-announced united nations-carrier is providing two lines of limitless high-speed data for $100 by having an autopay discount. That’s $20 from the regular cost of T-Mobile One, which now includes HD streaming and 10GB of mobile hot place access at 4G LTE speeds. Add $5 monthly per line if you like to skip automatic payments. Most taxes and charges are incorporated within the monthly cost in either case.

Find out more about this deal at T-Mobile’s website.

New iPhones at used iPhone prices

Boost Mobile

Boost Mobile is knocking $200 from the cost of multiple iPhone models, such as the iPhone 7 and seven Plus, and $220 from the SE. Which means you can aquire a completely new iPhone SE 16GB just for $179.99 — almost $100 under the least expensive used model on Gazelle, a second hand electronics site.

An additional benefit: Boost Mobile can also be offering two lines with 10GB each just for $70 monthly, $65 if you go searching for automatic payments. Additional lines, as much as five total, are simply $25 monthly. This offer ends on April 10.

These promotions are for sale to new and existing customers.

Find out more about this deal at Boost Mobile’s website.

Kelsey Sheehy is really a staff author at NerdWallet, an individual finance website. Email: ksheehy@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @KelseyLSheehy.

Updated March 2, 2017.

Resourse: https://nerdwallet.com/blog/utilities/best-cell-phone-deals/

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