 to make good on it, else you’ve “accepted the change”.</p>
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let the spamming begin. Remember that the formatting is: number@messaging.sprintpcs.com . that would equal $.15 you pay per e-mail that you did request. THIS IS A BIG HINT. WE NEED FREE INCOMING SMS N O W!
Has anyone successfully canceled their Sprint contract based solely on this premise? If so, that would make a great follow-up to this story…