Leaked Sprint internal promotion reveals the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE to launch this month

posted by Alan F. / Sep 01, 2012, 5:28 PM

Leaked Sprint internal promotion reveals the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE to launch this month

This leaked internal employee promotion points to a September launch for the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE

A leaked screenshot of an internal employee promotion at Sprint has revealed that the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE will launch sometime this month. Last week, we told you about a number of mid-range devices that Samsung is planning on sending to U.S. carriers. One of the names listed was the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE. Not much is known about the smartphone except that the screen will have a WVGA resolution, be powered by a dual-core Qualcomm S4 processor, have a 5MP camera on back, be NFC enabled and run on Android 4.0.

Now how do we know that the phone is coming this month? Well, the leaked internal Sprint promotion is dated September and it shows that reps will get an extra $3 for each Samsung Victory 4G LTE they sell this month. But if the reps are to get extra cash for selling this handset during September, the phone needs to be available for purchase in September. So expect an announcement from Sprint about this phone to come at anytime.

source: AndroidCentral

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9 Comments

1. networkdood

Posts: 6330; Member since: Mar 31, 2010

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsung-Galaxy-Victory-4G-LTE_id7112 Seems decent, but I will pass.

posted on Sep 01, 2012, 6:14 PM 0

2. goos2134

Posts: 19; Member since: Dec 11, 2011

what the hell is sprint rewards me . Im a sprint corp employee and i know nothing of this or these spiffs. maybe i missed the memo but we dont get an extra $7 for a gs3

posted on Sep 01, 2012, 8:27 PM 1

5. Landline

Posts: 6; Member since: Sep 02, 2012

yeah, looks like some 3rd party jazz. incentives like that are completely counterintuitive to suiting a customers specific needs and as long as Sprint emphasizes on providing top-notch customer service they won't be telling their sales reps to choose one phone over another for the sake of spif favoritism.

posted on Sep 02, 2012, 4:55 AM 1

6. wumberpeb

Posts: 453; Member since: Mar 14, 2011

Like you have a clue what you're talking about, all decent reps will help the customer find the best device. $3 extra does not make Preferred Retailers and their salesmen suddenly act like idiots and push Granny into a Galaxy Nexus...you're clueless RewardsMe has been around for a while and the incentives are small but a nice extra. They don't pay for iPhones, unfortunately, that would've paid off last October like the damn lottery

posted on Sep 02, 2012, 10:46 AM 0

7. Landline

So is it as I stated, 3rd party jazz? Oh, I just googled it, alright. I was referring to people who work at corporate stores, where customer service matters. I've dealt with "salesman" in the mall and other truckstop oriented locations, and I've seen them "suddenly act like idiots" pretty frequently. I won't reply to your post in some manner of personal insult. Sorry if I put you on the defensive. Thanks for the education on RewardsMe.

posted on Sep 02, 2012, 12:04 PM 1

9. goos2134

I dont like returns or exchanges so most of those phones i would never recomend but i would take 7$ extra for gs3 i sell those often. but for the traffic i get that retailers dont i'll take the traffic over the spiff. i can make more money. and thank you landline , we have to care about customer service we get paid on it.

posted on Sep 02, 2012, 6:10 PM 0

3. fanesxx

Posts: 74; Member since: May 19, 2011

sometimes we know more than employees

posted on Sep 01, 2012, 10:13 PM 0

8. goos2134

almost never just saying

posted on Sep 02, 2012, 6:08 PM 0

4. Jonathan41

Posts: 532; Member since: Mar 22, 2012

Samsung need to work on making there phone designs just a little bit more orignal. I felt like the SG3 at least looked fairly orignal when compared to other manufactures phones but, personally I think that this "Galaxy Victory" looks to much like an HTC product to be take seriously as a step forward for Samsung's design department. All that aside it's a cool mid-ranger. It's not the one I'd go with.