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Here's the article, I heart about it this morning. The student gets a second year free if they get someone else on the same plan: Sprint and Best Buy offering students 12 months of free service with new smartphone purchases | The Verge
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Did You Hear About Spring & Best Buy Offering 1 Year of Free Service?
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My kid's going back to school full time next year, he's going to be living on loans.
I have a true classic smartphone, it has a wire that attaches it to a wall and if I'm not available to take a call they can leave a message after the beep.
those loans should be deferred tho...
Actually since he's going back to school to start a new career he's still paying loans he took out for his two year degree, which will be deferred. When I say living on loans he's taking out one of those living expense loans in addition to the regular student loans.
Frankly I have no idea how he's going to manage but he's energetic and passionate.
did it take 3 years and $600 million to build and then doesnt work?
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Last year, a federal program paid out $1.6 billion to cover free cell phones and the monthly bills of 12.5 million wireless accounts.
Read more: Federal Government Program Pays Out $1.6 Billion to Cover Free Cell Phones for Low-Income Americans | TIME.com Federal Government Program Pays Out $1.6 Billion to Cover Free Cell Phones for Low-Income Americans | TIME.com
Read more: Federal Government Program Pays Out $1.6 Billion to Cover Free Cell Phones for Low-Income Americans | TIME.com Federal Government Program Pays Out $1.6 Billion to Cover Free Cell Phones for Low-Income Americans | TIME.com
digimon7068
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this is the shit that drives me to drink ^^^^^
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