Sprint Says No Change In Its ETF Policy
So there I am...
I have contended that Sprint is on the rise again and as contracts run out from the ones that bailed, Some will be back. It felt good seeing this. Sprint deserves credit for pressing forward. They have become smartphone depot, CS has returned to excellent, Their plans are some of the best in the industry and for them to not follow suit with th...
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Azeron said:
Now, now! No need to get baited into a "My carrier is better than yours!" match. As consumers we need all the wireless carriers to be healthy and financially sound. Therefore, I root for Sprint to rebound. Isn't there something in the Verizon credo about the competition not being enemies? Live it!
Careful. Too much logic and we'll all burst into flames.
You need to come clean with your own "Recent" personal experiences with Sprint in order for me to justify your accounts of merit.
"Sprint lost a total of 135,000 net retail subscribers in the quarter. The company’s year-over-year post-paid gross addition improvement was the best in Sprint Nextel history, and the sequential improvement was the best in more than five years. Net post-paid subscriber losses have improved by approximately 20 percent in each of the second and third quarters of 2009."
Certainly looks like there might be some hope for Sprint in maybe the 2nd half of next year.
Here's the link to the full article that I quoted:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Sprint-Nextel-Reports- ... »
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Who knows, maybe by the 2nd half of next year things will be better for Sprint. But ALL companies need to learn that customers need to have CSRs that us regular English speaking people can UNDERSTAND when calling customer service, that can damage a company. Personally I try not to have to call customer service unless I absolutly have to.
"HEY! I sold 50 new North American Service plans today!! All I had to do was talk unintelligably until the customer begged me to sell it to him!"
Good luck with that, Verizon!
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