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what size is your company's Sprint discount?

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texphone

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I am trying to get my company to get a Sprint discount for us.
We have the other 3 but no Sprint for some reason.

But i need to know how big a discount we can really get.
Does it vary with company size? Our company has about 6000 employees.
Or is it just how hard you negotiate ?

Can you post the size of your company's discount and rough number of employees ? No company name needed i am not trying to cheat ...

And yes i already know about the standard non-corporate discounts such as student and credit union.
 
Our company is about 2,000 employees and we currently get 8%, but I know that we are negotiating right now for a 16% discount (which is a big reason why my family will be switching to Sprint when our contract is up in November). There is a stickied thread in the Sprint forum here that has a massive 2-part spreadsheet with a ton of companies listed and their current discounts, although I don't know how up-to-date it is.
 
kristv said:
Our company is about 2,000 employees and we currently get 8%, but I know that we are negotiating right now for a 16% discount (which is a big reason why my family will be switching to Sprint when our contract is up in November). There is a stickied thread in the Sprint forum here that has a massive 2-part spreadsheet with a ton of companies listed and their current discounts, although I don't know how up-to-date it is.
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http://androidforums.com/sprint/81670-do-i-qualify-discount.html


OP - Part of a LARGE company (no idea how many people) that Sprint does advertises with. My discount is 25%
 
Fed Govt is 15% On primary and 2nd line acccording to the Sprint bill I just received. (Change of policy) Used to be all lines
 
I have no idea exactly how many people work for this company, but we get an 18% discount from my parents' company.
 
texphone said:
I am trying to get my company to get a Sprint discount for us.
We have the other 3 but no Sprint for some reason.

But i need to know how big a discount we can really get.
Does it vary with company size? Our company has about 6000 employees.
Or is it just how hard you negotiate ?

Can you post the size of your company's discount and rough number of employees ? No company name needed i am not trying to cheat ...

And yes i already know about the standard non-corporate discounts such as student and credit union.
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Don't know if most people know this, but if you're a AAA member, you can get 10% off.
 
I work for Alcatel-lucent and get 35% considering we provide the towers for ALL carriers and the material needed for 4 coverage.
 
I found out last week that our company is likely getting up to 25% discount once the deal is done (it depends on the phone/contract we sign up with as to how much we get off our contract). This is excellent news for me and my family! :)
 
I work for a very, very large corporation (I really don't even know the numbers). Our discount is 22%. So sad that a corporation as large as the one I work for is one of the lowest of a lot of percentages that have been posted.

I know Best Buy's discount is more and there are other companies that are higher.
 
Kindie75 said:
I work for a hospital and get 21% and I also get another 5% for having USAA for my insurance company.
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I didn't think you could stack discounts? Are you sure about this? If so, I might be able to get an additional discount for being a credit union member. Hmmmm....
 
Far as I know you can't stack them...Only thing I have stacked is my $20 credit each month + my 25%...but if I can add another 5% because I belong to a credit union, I'd be happy lol
 
Oh, think I was thinking of the 5% for USAA...so 25% for Wachovia, 10% for credit union member, 5% for USAA (I'm there too)...anybody else has something I can add, maybe I can hit 100%, maybe I can hit more and make Sprint pay ME...anybody else seeing the sarcasm I'm displaying lol
 
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