I get good cell coverage for the most part with Sprint, I also get good data speeds in most places with Sprint, and I've managed to haggle my monthly bill to a great price point.
Problems with Sprint 1. rediculously bad customer service - there are some good reps but they are far and few between 2. billing issues - frequent mistakes with billing - which means you have to call customer service - see number 1. 3. Crappy phone selection and testing. They get phones that are two years behind the curve and then don't really do any testing but for some reason their testing takes about a year! There are better CDMA phones in asia and better GSM phones in Europe. Sprint's closed network means you can't call the manufacturer for support - see number 1.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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I get good cell coverage for the most part with Sprint, I also get good data speeds in most places with Sprint, and I've managed to haggle my monthly bill to a great price point.
Problems with Sprint
1. rediculously bad customer service - there are some good reps but they are far and few between
2. billing issues - frequent mistakes with billing - which means you have to call customer service - see number 1.
3. Crappy phone selection and testing. They get phones that are two years behind the curve and then don't really do any testing but for some reason their testing takes about a year! There are better CDMA phones in asia and better GSM phones in Europe. Sprint's closed network means you can't call the manufacturer for support - see number 1.
agreed on all points.
SERO FTW btw.