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Sprint’s new program ensures you always have the latest iPhone

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Apple's New Big-Screen iPhones Draw Long Lines As Sales Start
Boxes of iPhone 6 smartphones sit stacked on a counter during the sales launch at the Apple Inc. store in Palo Alto, California, U.S., on Friday, Sept. 19, 2014. Apple Inc.'s stores attracted long lines of shoppers for the debut of the latest iPhones, indicating healthy demand for the bigger-screen smartphones. The larger iPhone 6 Plus is already selling out at some stores across the U.S. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesPhotograph by David Paul Morris — Bloomberg via Getty Images
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Sprint announced the start of its new iPhone Forever program on Monday, allowing customers to upgrade to the latest iPhone whenever they want.

The program costs $22 per month, but Sprint is also offering a special promotion for a limited time. New and existing customers can trade in their current smartphone for an iPhone 6 and pay only $15 per month through the end of this year, when the price will return to the regular $22. However, if they receive their new upgrade before December 31, they can continue to pay $15 a month until their next one. This offer arrives right before Apple is expected to unveil its latest iPhone on September 9.

“They bring their iPhone, upgrade on the spot and away they go. It’s that simple,” Sprint wrote in the news release. Customers can get their upgrades from any Sprint retail store, the Sprint website, 1-800-Sprint-1, Best Buy, or Target.

The phone company is likely hoping that this offer will bring in more subscribers after it lost its number 3 spot in mobile subscriber rankings to T-Mobile earlier this month.

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