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Where do you buy your phones?  

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  1. 1. What is your retailer of choice for your smartphone needs?

    • Sprint corporate store
      25
    • Major retail authorized reseller (Best Buy, Radio Shack, Walmart, etc.)
      21
    • Other authorized reseller
      1
    • Sprint online store
      10
    • Online reseller (Amazon, Wirefly, etc.)
      11
    • Ebay
      5
    • Craigslist
      3
    • Other
      2

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Rukin1 Member Level: eHRPD

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The title. I go through best Buy and it has saved me money. I know with there insurance you can only get your phone replaced twice or 3x before you have to pay out of pocket. But best buy, it's unlimited replacements.

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I'm exceedingly lucky to have a close by Sprint Corporate store with excellent management and staff. They are actually a pleasure to do business with (as opposed to some of the other corporate and thi

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Glyde? Sounds like some sort of industrial lubricant.   Robert via LG Optimus G using Tapatalk    

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Maybe so, as slick as the process was. Ba dump bump!

cletus Member Level: 4G WiMax

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I've had good experience going through Costco. Free shipping, usually with a goodie bag of accessories and always no activation cost. Plus, it is Costco and they are awesome at making things right with customers.

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Best Buy because of a mix of their prices (a lot of the times they had the GS3 on sale for as low as $50), their trade in value for phones and if you trade in and get a new phone there (2 yr contract), they'll give you $50 on top of the trade-in (at least they used to have that).

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