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Sprint tried to stop offering Sprint 2 year contract deals for iPhone users [AT&T is eager to pay you for switching networks]. The company announced such plans in early 2016. Well, the network changed its mind. It decided to bring back the popular offer.

Some American carriers dropped back contracts for iPhone and other phone subscribers. The Now Network wanted to take the same step. The company now announces that it takes its customers’ opinions into consideration and wants to offer as many options as possible.

While other iPhone networks don’t offer 2 year contracts any more, Sprint iPhone subscribers can purchase the new handset with more possibilities. They can lease the gadget, buy it through installment plan, pay full retail price or get the two year contract.

It is possible to SIM unlock contract Sprint iPhone if you decide to get this deal. Factory unlocking service supports both contract and off contract smartphones. You can be running any version of iOS to become unlocked. All versions of Apple mobile operating system including iOS 9.3 beta can be unlocked permanently.

At the same time most U.S. carriers believe that users prefer upgrading to new handsets by leasing or through installment plan [Verizon is offering $200 discount on iPad Pro]. They are sure that these are the most demanded offers in 2016. Why has Sprint changed its mind? Why did the company return its 2 year contract for iPhone and other smartphone models?

What upgrade option do you prefer? Do you think Sprint iPhone potential customers could prefer getting a contract over lease or installment?

A lot of customers were used to Sprint 2 year contract offers and many iPhone owners have got their smartphone through such a deal [here is how you can unlock iPhone in iTunes without supported SIM card]. There will be no more two year contracts Sprint options in 2016. The U.S. carrier is planning to only sell tablet gadgets with 2-year contracts while a leaked document states that the same option for handsets is no longer available.

It is believed that Sprint 2 year contract agreement could still be offered to ‘select’ consumers who might get a deal on a ‘reactive bases’ however it’s unclear if users who are already on the contract will be able to renew their contracts or will be forced to upgrade to another data plan.

The news about Sprint no two year contract options is not surprising because other major American carriers have done the same thing and stopped offering contracts for 24 months. For example, Verizon and T-Mobile are also not offering such a deal any longer. AT&T is also planning to stop offering 2-year contract deals and it seems that Sprint is also on the same road.

With Sprint no two year contract all main U.S. networks leave customers without contracts on smartphones. Still this doesn’t mean that your iPhone comes unlocked. You will still be locked to the network you purchase the handset from and luckily you can easily unlock Sprint iPhone on iOS 9 or other firmware without problems. Factory SIM unlock service is the top method that makes millions of users free from their network once and forever.

If you have plans to purchase Sprint iPhone in 2016 you can go with Easy Pay option or iPhone Forever plan.