14 DAY TRIAL // Wireless carrier Sprint announced on Wednesday that it was expanding its already known Referral Rewards Program all through October 31. According to the company, its subscribers will have the chance to earn up to $600 a year this way as they encourage others to choose Sprint as their wireless service provider. Users will get a $50 Visa Debit Card, which transforms into $600 with 12 referrals (or 12 new lines activated).
In addition, the mobile phone operator says, the new customers will also receive a $25 Visa Debit Card for each of the new lines activated. Moreover, the Referral Rewards program has also been extended to the new subscribers that choose mobile broadband connection cards. The carrier considers that the new changes are meant to turn its program into the most lucrative referral reward offer available at the moment among the operators in the country.
“The single most important element in choosing a company to do business with – including a wireless service provider – is a recommendation from someone you know and trust,” said John Carney, Sprint’s senior vice president of consumer marketing. “Sprint wants to show its appreciation and commitment by offering customers a ‘thank you’ for their confidence and support as well as for sharing their satisfaction with their Sprint experience with family and friends.”
Those who are interested in what the carrier has to offer to its users should be aware of the worry-free individual and family plans it has, which allow for impressive savings. For example, the company's Simply Everything plan offers customers the possibility to save up to $1,200 compared to similar plans from other carriers. At the same time, customers will also have the opportunity to use the “most dependable 3G network in America.”
The mobile phone offering from Sprint is also impressive, as are the features it provides to its customers, including Nextel Direct Connect, One Click and Sprint Navigation. According to the carrier, its customer service is yet another aspect of its offer that users should be taking into consideration, including the programs that are connected to it, such as Ready Now.