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Sprint Adds Music, Books And Movies To Carrier Billing Option

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http://www.talkandroid.com – If you’re on Sprint and you’ve been feeling left out as far as having the option to use carrier billing when purchasing Play Store items other than apps, welcome to the circle.  Sprint is now offering you the ability to use carrier billing instead of entering in your credit card information, adding music, books and even movies to the mix.  Just another easy way for the consumer to pay for rich media content.  We’ll take it.  If you’re a Sprint customer, enjoy.  Feel free to let us know if you prefer carrier billing over standard methods of payment for your Play St (IT news)

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NOTE: I am NOT responsible if you mess up your phone, yadda yadda yadda. You're doing this of your own choice :cowboy:

Anyone who is having issues with "Bill to my Sprint Account" not showing up as a payment option on the play store, I tried all the solutions I saw online and to no avail. Sprint/Google had no idea what was wrong.