ABMP Members Now Save with Sprint and The Enhanced Benefits Card

06/26/2017

Sprint
ABMP members now save with Sprint! You and your family can take advantage of instant savings on monthly service plans and exclusive offers with Sprint. Existing customers can visit www.sprint.com/verify to request the discount—you must use your member email address when requesting the discount. The ABMP member discount includes:

• 16% off select Sprint plans
• $5 OFF per line Unlimited Freedom Plans (up to 10 lines)

The Enhanced Benefits Card
The Enhanced Benefits Card is a free prescription discount card that also offers savings on hearing, lab tests, doctor visits, and many other benefits. ABMP members can save up to 65% on prescriptions, and up to 50% on hearing, lab tests, and more. Find out about the new benefits, print a free card, find participating providers, and more at abmp.ebccard.com. Note: This is NOT insurance. It is a discount program.

For details on all 50+ ABMP member discounts and information about how to apply for the Sprint discount, go to www.abmp.com/discounts.

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