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NFL Mobile Touches Down on Verizon Wireless

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80dollarcarcharger

Mar 9, 2010, 4:09 PM

Will help Sprint in the long run

Sorry to say guys, but this is a win/win situation here. I worked at Sprint for 11 months before changing jobs and coming to T-Mobile. While I was at Sprint, I've never seen a customer who decided to activate service for the sole purpose of extra NFL material. Nor has a customer decided that this was a main reason they wanted service.

The NFL is not a cash cow for cell phone service in regards to Sprint. Sprint's advertising hasn't been as agressive as Verizon's. Verizon's agressive style of marketing will benefit from an exclusive deal with the NFL. The two biggest complaints I hear about Verizon is that it costs too much and that their phones are too boring. This eliminates the latter of the two.
NFL mobile wasn't driving customers to Sprint but it was giving Sprint serious exposure. I have no clue what point you're trying to make about Verizon's aggressive marketing (because football is aggressive??) but getting eyeballs to see the Sprint log...
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look for verizon to start charging for nfl access!!
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patrickrlewis

Mar 9, 2010, 1:02 PM

Bad bad move on Sprints part

The NFL is such an exclusive property, Sprint made a horrible decision here. You can not stream NFL games anywhere unless you buy into NFL.com's field pass. Having the option to listen to any game was a big draw for Sprint, and one of the few exclusive things that had. This decision will come back to haunt them.
I totally agree! Not to mention the consistent brand exposure during NFL broadcasts on TV. Gah it drives me crazy, Sprint stop shooting yourself in the foot (or face)!
It could be bad for people who own a cellphone for NFL mobile strictly. Working in a retail store I can tell you that I personally never see anyone come in for that particular issue.

Yes it was good for advertising, but for the same cost we spend o...
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