Sauder Schelkopf filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of Sprint consumers who purchased or leased a device from Sprint through the FlexLease program. Sprint consumers can purchase their phones outright by making 24 monthly payments. Consumers report, however, that if they do not inform Sprint that they intend to keep their phone before the 18 month period expires, Sprint will continue to charge them a monthly lease payment that Sprint does not apply to the remaining amount due for the phone. In other words, Sprint often charges customers lease fees that greatly exceed the actual cost of the phone (inclusive of taxes and finance charges) simply because they don’t tell sprint they intend to keep the phone.

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