User: bobc74
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Re: Coverage......
Well, you might, after you're next upgrade! Sprint and US Cellular use CDMA which is not compatible with T-Mobile phones.
Re: Softbank is the better deal.
And don't forget the only real retail experience Dish has is closing Blockbuster stores. Unfortunately for Dish, you can't hope to achieve success in wireless with newspaper and coupon clipper inserts as your main customer point of contact.
Carphone Warehouse
is probably the second worst name for a modern retail, with RadioShack being the first! I can just picture a store full of analog bagphones, one pimply-faced kid and no customers.
Re: Figures.
But your argument is flawed in the respect of price. Unlike Wal-mart, Verizon and at&t do not offer lower prices than their competitors. If anything, their prices are higher than Sprint, T-mobile and others.
Re: This should't surprise anyone.
So it's Huawei's fault that YOU didn't research the product and find out it didn't meet YOUR needs and expectations?:evil:
Wouldn't it be funny
if this Crest financial group is success at preventing Sprint's bid. The next logical step would be for Sprint to pull all it's financial support, which will probably lead to Clearwire's bankruptcy. Then Sprint can swoop in and pay even less for Clearwire in bankruptcy court!
Sprint has had
"Shared Data" plans for quite some time. Unlimited Data shared amongst all phones on the same plan has been availible on Sprint plans for at least 5-6 years! But back then to Verizon and at&t data was a "feature" and was billed per phone on your acount.
I hope T-Mobile
is going to provide more training to these 3000 locations than they apparently have so far. I had a customer calling the Sprint dealer store where I work asking how to unlock her Nextel device for GoSmart. She was sold the GoSmart SIM and told to come to us to unlock her phone. :evil:
Re: Not good news, but good to know...
Sorry if you don't like the new phones. But as a sales consultant in a Sprint dealer store in an area that used to be primarily Nextel (in fact our dealer store location at one to used to be a Nextel Corporate location), I would like to point out that since the release of the DuraXT and DuraPlus we have received 0 complaints from anyone regarding sound quality and/or volume with either the earpiece or speaker of these devices. ...
Why?
$199 AFTER a $70 mail-in rebate? Sprint is selling the Optimus 6 for $199 Buy 1, Get 1 Free.
Re: Hmmmmmmm
Well, Google along with Comcast, Time Warner, and Intel were part of the original Clearwire investors.
I wonder how many
of those "low-income" customers that have Assurance Wireless because they claim they "cannot afford" their own phone pay the same rate as those who spend their money on their own Straight Talk, Boost, or other no-contract options because they've added on options to the basic service.
Re: I don't know about you, but
So your kids can use up your shared data even faster!! :lol:
Re: LG Optimus Elite?
Well, you could always go back to Boost and buy their Galaxy SII that's been out for over a year. Or go to Virgin and buy a 2 and a half year old iPhone 4! :lol:
I don't know about you, but
my iPhone 5 already came with this feature built in. It's called MAKING A PHONE CALL and LEAVING A VOICEMAIL if the person doesn't answer! :D
Re: As goes Boost, goes Sprint...
If your that sick over it, get rid of your service altogether! No one is forcing you to have a cell phone!
Re: Why?
In case you've been hiding under a rock the past 6 months, Motorola has already lost it's largest IDEN customer, Nextel. Sprint stopped selling Nextel devices back in June and won't be supporting them at it's in-store service and repair centers after the new year.
Re: Why no San Diego!!!!????
could you please have a little patience? It's not like not having LTE internet is a matter of life or death, unlike all those people in NJ and NY that haven't had electricity for a few weeks.
Here?
I already know where I am. They should have called it THERE, instead. Because that's what I need to know, how to get THERE.
Meanwhile
Back at Google, they've already moved on to Android 4.2. C'mon HTC, get with the program!
Leasing spectrum
to other companies where Verizon won't make any money building their own network on one hand while crying to the FCC that they need more spectrum on the other sounds a little fishy.
Re: Spies?
No! Now run along back to your tin-foil hat costume party. :lol:
Motorola also
originally promised ICS updates for some devices like the original Photon, and then later said no. Don't believe it until it actually happens folks.
Re: Maybe sprint will get some of those cool Japanese phones now
They already have them. Hello Kyocera Echo! :lol:
Just checked
an Evo 4G, htc is offering $20 while Sprint is offering $52.00. Evo 3D htc offering $50.00, Sprint offering $62.00.
It's a great idea
to dial back the number of new phones. Motorola's been killing themselves with all those Android phones for Verizon. Do they really need 3 or4 different high end models on sale at the same time all competing for a customer's attention? NO!! It causes more customer confusion than it produces more sales.
Do they even know
how to build a CDMA device?
Re: Don't Purchase Any current Nokia Windows Devices
Or ANY windows phone 7 devices for that matter. Because none of them will be updated.
Re: Agreed.
yeah, I know other carriers have been doing this for many years now.
For the most part
only APPLE has been blocking competitors products.
How many
mergers has Verizon completed over it's history? According to at&t aren't mergers supposed to SAVE jobs?
And the only response was from the
crickets and the tumbleweeds!
With any more delays
they will have to change their name to "Research Not in Motion" :lol:
Wow.
After the manufacturers' warranty period ends? So if my device is "water damaged" during the 1st year it's not covered. That's not good.
I bet
Apple's lawyers will be filing a new "patent" lawsuit on Monday.
Re: It must stink
Well, Mr. Smartypants, could you please explain why Apple is suing over a patent concerning LTE/4G when they have yet to manufacture a LTE phone, let alone a 4G one.
Re: I love you Sprint.....but....
Since T-mobile is having the same issue with their SIII, I tend to believe it's Samsung that is at fault. So the better question is why is Samsung screwing this launch up, since they apparently want to "beat Apple"?
SHOULD
is the right word. That's assuming Sprint decides to spend the money to build towers there.
I wonder if this
lawsuit and import ban push by Apple is related to the statements the carriers have been making lately about wanting to curtail the high subsidies on smartphones. Apple's plan might just be to eleminate all the other smartphones on the market, so the carriers have no choice but to pay whatever price Apple demands. Or be left with no smartphones to sell.
Re: Good day for Sprint
Very bad day for Motorola, which owns the IDEN technology. :cry:
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