Sprint Launches Quad-Play with Time Warner Cable
comcast i hope is next
Ughh... I'm not sure which part of that is worse... Sprint or Comcast.
I could live with a Time Warner/T-Mobile, or Time-Warner/Cingular, or even DirecTv/Cingular.
Comcast = overpriced service
Sprint = overhyped wireless with roaming most of the time, and not GSM compatible.
I could live with a Time Warner/T-Mobile, or Time-Warner/Cingular, or even DirecTv/Cingular.
Comcast = overpriced service
Sprint = overhyped wireless with roaming most of the time, and not GSM compatible.
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Where do you get your info?
Sprint customer for many years, roamed once in the middle of nowhere.
Enlighten us.
Sprint customer for many years, roamed once in the middle of nowhere.
Enlighten us.
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Right in Santa Clarita - Seco Canyon and Copper Hill, as well as up I-5 to Gorman, and on Sierra Highway. As well as going to Las Vegas through Mojave/Boron (I-14/5😎.
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All those places are considered roaming by Sprint?
What the heck ever happened to "national" plans??????
I thought most major carriers have national plans now with NO roaming, what's the deal???
What the heck ever happened to "national" plans??????
I thought most major carriers have national plans now with NO roaming, what's the deal???
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No roaming means you are not charged for it, not that it is not there.
All I know is, in Baltimore and DC, I have hardly EVER roamed on Sprint. However, different areas have different coverage.
I love Sprint, but there are areas where someone else is better. That is why there are so many carriers.
All I know is, in Baltimore and DC, I have hardly EVER roamed on Sprint. However, different areas have different coverage.
I love Sprint, but there are areas where someone else is better. That is why there are so many carriers.
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And just to clarify, I've been with Sprint ten years. So hardly ever is saying something!! 😉
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it alldepends on where u are in the country. i had them for one year in the mpls/st paul area, before the no-roam plans and i went into roaming at least once a day. hopefully its better elsewhere
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who cares about GSM?
I currently have Verizon and the only thing I cared about GSM was the ability to store your contacts on a SIM CARD. But Verizon has come up with a FREE service for their online account users thats called BackUp which stores all of your contract information on a website. So now I dont see the big advantage in GSM over CDMA.
I currently have Verizon and the only thing I cared about GSM was the ability to store your contacts on a SIM CARD. But Verizon has come up with a FREE service for their online account users thats called BackUp which stores all of your contract information on a website. So now I dont see the big advantage in GSM over CDMA.
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Honestly, how many people do you know that travel outside of the country? In the Pacific Northwest, most people don't. And even so, there are rental options, or even phones (like the Samsung I830 for CDMA users, Motorola I930/I920 for IDEN users) that support GSM outside of the U.S. You've got to be able to come up with a better selling point than "when you go to Europe that one time in your life, you'll be able to take your phone with you!" Come on... 🙄
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Humdizzle said:
Honestly, how many people do you know that travel outside of the country? In the Pacific Northwest, most people don't. And even so, there are rental options, or even phones (like the Samsung I830 for CDMA users, Motorola I930/I920 for IDEN users) that support GSM outside of the U.S. You've got to be able to come up with a better selling point than "when you go to Europe that one time in your life, you'll be able to take your phone with you!" Come on... 🙄
Hell, even the people who DO visit Europe (I have, twice) don't worry about it. I didn't even take my phone with me.
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