Verizon
AT&T
Sprint: Government employees call 1-866-805-9889, Corporate employees call 1-866-805-9890
Tmobile<: call 877-453-8824
US Cellular
Ask your Company's HR or partnership rep if you can get an employer discount and get hooked up with your discount codes. Some colleges get you discounts too. Or you can Google some of these numbers and find your discount code that way as well.
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]]>AT&T reps can look it up but it's much less hassle if you already have it and just give the rep the number....
]]>http://teamwebstore.telusmobility.com
Employee work email: firstname.lastname@telus.com (below)
Employee first name: Paul
Employee last name: Swabey
Purchaser's province:
I should have known to check on my own, but I found out I qualify for the government discount for Verizon. Thanks Consumerist for reminding me!
]]>If you work for AT&T (for the most part) you get free cell phone service
]]>@corinthos: I got a better discount for T-Mobile than I did for AT&T, as an AT&T employee.
]]>I think the percentage is based on the number of 'employees' signed up. It's basically a bulk discount of sorts.
/had a 12% discount, that became a 15%, that became 17%, and is now 20%.
/been here a while
]]>@MosesKabob: Sadly i had two ewp lines and they don't work where I live in doors. So ATT is not really an option for me to use while I'm at home.
]]>Heh, no discount for me with AT&T unless I sign up for a 2 year contract. How much are my chains of servitude worth to me?
]]>Putting all of that together (plus Verizon's turn by turn GPS) knocked out any thought of buying an iPhone.
]]>granted haven't worked there in 2 years :)
]]>Got the same message when I signed up. If you log into your account and check your plan info it should reflect your new rate. I'm saving an extra $8 a month now. @Mary.Westmacott says I-L-L:
]]>Search for your employer and see what discounts are available to you.
]]>@corinthos: I'm an AT&T management employee and I get a 50% discount.. look for email talking about the EMO plan (Employee Mobility Offer, I think, and you don't have to dress in all black to qualify). If you can't find it, I'm bw2002.
]]>T-Mobile will give you the Corporate Discount...
Thanks for the tip!
]]>Oh sorry... its SlickDeals.net
]]>What's SD? Sorry if I don't know this.
]]>Correction "Even FORMER ATT employees . . ."
]]>@ckaught78: My company only has an 18% discount with Sprint...yet we have a 25% discount with Nextel.
Its the same freaking company! *tears out hair*
]]>Even ATT employees prefer T-Mobile!!!
]]>They provided me with a free blackberry w/ unlimited service :-)
Best. Discount. Ever.
]]>CK - meeeee tooooo
Viva la Sprint!
]]>I get 18% off from ATT -- but only for the 'primary' phone. I get nothing off the three additional lines. Oh, this discount is via my employer two-jobs ago.
I recently chatted with an ATT National Account Manager who told me that Coca-Cola gets the biggest discount: a full 50%!!!
]]>I was looking at the bill the other day and noticed its only applied to the access charge on the main line. The extra lines, the text plans, web plans, etc aren't included in the discount. Sure the access charge on the main line it the main expense but it seems like a cop out to say that the $10 for the extra lines isn't also an "access charge" not to mention the extras that add up that also aren't covered by the VZW government discount.
I know, bad bad consumer on my part, I should of checked earlier.
@corinthos: Now that would be awesome. If I were T-Mo, I would give you like 75% off.
]]>SD has a link on their site today that shows how anyone can get a 25% discount on their Sprint bill. I already get 23% off through my work...
]]>They will send you an email at that address, you just click the link inside to verify the email works, and then you (hopefully) qualify for the discount.
]]>I work for ATT but my phone is under Tmobile. I should call them anyways to see if I get a discount.
]]>@zentex: Nope,it's 27%. I just double checked my last statement. The line item is:
Employee Discount Sprint 27%.......... -$18.90
]]>Nom nom nom!
]]>So how do we get the CU rate?
]]>Basically if the corporation you work for has a business account through US Cellular, you may qualify for additional discounts.
]]>I suppose that could be true for some companies. I have heard some cellphone companies give their employees free cell service. @RurouniX:
]]>I am a lying bastard.
]]>I am getting a 27% employee discount with Sprint for a company I haven't worked for in two years.
]]>i.e. I get more off my bill than my friend does who works at AT&T.
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