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T-Mobile offers $200 per line for Sprint customers who switch this holiday

As part of its latest "Un-carrier" promotion, T-Mobile announced on Wednesday that it will pay an extra $200 per line for every Sprint customer who switches to its service, with no trade-in required.

Sprint customers can earn the award by switching their number to a T-Mobile Simple choice postpaid plan starting this Thursday, Nov. 26. Doing so will give users an automatic $200 credit on their bill, for as many lines as they switch, including business accounts.

The offer extends beyond Sprint and includes its postpaid and prepaid options, Boost and Virgin Mobile.

"I cannot think of any wireless customers in more desperate need of some holiday cheer than those Sprint customers still hanging on over there," said John Legere, president and CEO of T-Mobile. "Those poor people have put up with the nation's slowest and smallest LTE network, and their carrier throwing out a deal-of-the-month for everyone except them. We know Sprint's customers love T-Mobile when they switch, so this holiday season, we're taking away every barrier and cost to coming over to the Un-carrier and America's fastest 4G LTE network."

The new promotion is in addition to T-Mobile's Carrier Freedom plan, which offers up to $650 or more per line to cover Sprint's early termination fees or the balance owed on a Sprint plan. That offer requires users to trade in their handset when they switch to T-Mobile.

T-Mobile also offers its "Unlimited LTE" plans at $45 per line for a family of four.

T-Mobile's "Un-carrier Unwrapped" promotions are aggressively targeting switchers, with more announcements to come. The carrier has promised "additional gifts" for Verizon and AT&T customers over the next few weeks.

The Sprint deal was announced just two days after T-Mobile revealed it will give existing users three months of free, unlimited LTE data. The initial gift applies to all active Simple Choice postpaid customers, and will go into effect Dec. 1.