Actually in my case it isn't spotty sprint reception. Everywhere outside of my house the reception is great. Inside my house it's piss poor. But it isn't only Sprint. My friends have Tmobile, Verizon, and AT&T. In fact they all get worse reception in my house than any of my sprint phones do. There's gotta be something with the construction of my house. I want to get one of these just without the unlimited plan to increase my sprint reception so I stop killing my battery while sitting down in my living room.
You're paying a monthly fee to get free unlimited minutes when you're using the device's signal, like T-Mobile's "@Home" UMA service.
If you're just interested in boosting your signal at home, most industry insider sites suggest you don't need to pay the monthly fee -- but then you'd be using your plan minutes.
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Dave @ Jul 1st 2008 9:17AM
Sweet... I can pay a monthly fee to fix sprints spotty coverage... wow.. what a deal..
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DonatoM3 @ Jul 1st 2008 12:39PM
Actually in my case it isn't spotty sprint reception. Everywhere outside of my house the reception is great. Inside my house it's piss poor. But it isn't only Sprint. My friends have Tmobile, Verizon, and AT&T. In fact they all get worse reception in my house than any of my sprint phones do. There's gotta be something with the construction of my house. I want to get one of these just without the unlimited plan to increase my sprint reception so I stop killing my battery while sitting down in my living room.
Cactus @ Jul 1st 2008 12:48PM
You're paying a monthly fee to get free unlimited minutes when you're using the device's signal, like T-Mobile's "@Home" UMA service.
If you're just interested in boosting your signal at home, most industry insider sites suggest you don't need to pay the monthly fee -- but then you'd be using your plan minutes.
You fail at failing.