HTC EVO 4G
IS SPRINT REALLY GOING BANKRUPT?!
There appears that the Nascar Sponsor who was dying to get a hold of the rights and their name on the legendary cup series for stock cars are about to go into bankruptcy according to online reports as of late.
Is it any wonder when their fees keep increasing exponentially while their subscribers are reducing at an alarming rate due to in some cases budget cuts, coverage, the lessening of the two-way system that made Sprint Nextel what they were?
As the prices of phones keep going up with the massive unnecessary options, the plans keep getting higher and higher priced as other companies bought up their competition and have rather successfully integrated their plans with little or no changes such as AT&T taking over Cingular Wireless. ...
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Is it any wonder when their fees keep increasing exponentially while their subscribers are reducing at an alarming rate due to in some cases budget cuts, coverage, the lessening of the two-way system that made Sprint Nextel what they were?
As the prices of phones keep going up with the massive unnecessary options, the plans keep getting higher and higher priced as other companies bought up their competition and have rather successfully integrated their plans with little or no changes such as AT&T taking over Cingular Wireless. ...
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Articulate yet you don't seem to understand the wireless industry. Consumers want, and expect more advanced products.
The AT&T acquisition of Cingular is not an example of a successful integration. Looking back, you may think so since some time has passed but it was a nightmare for so many consumers.
You seem a bit critical of Sprint. You mention overage and excessive charges. Have you not heard about he other wireless carriers? All carriers are trying to make a profit. Consumers have a choice in the plan they choose. Compared to other carriers, sprint has lead the way in simplifying plans. Sprint led the way in the $69.99 "all inclusive" plan. The other carriers have now had to follow suit.
Granted, the new sprint EVO costs an a...
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The AT&T acquisition of Cingular is not an example of a successful integration. Looking back, you may think so since some time has passed but it was a nightmare for so many consumers.
You seem a bit critical of Sprint. You mention overage and excessive charges. Have you not heard about he other wireless carriers? All carriers are trying to make a profit. Consumers have a choice in the plan they choose. Compared to other carriers, sprint has lead the way in simplifying plans. Sprint led the way in the $69.99 "all inclusive" plan. The other carriers have now had to follow suit.
Granted, the new sprint EVO costs an a...
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got a link to any of these "on-line reports" or are you still sour about the $10?
Cutting edge devices, the fairest and most straight-forward plans in the wireless industry, and a coverage area that is almost as large as Verizon's. Sprint's doing great and getting better all the time.
You'll get over that ten dollars eventually. I wish you the best of luck 🤣
Cutting edge devices, the fairest and most straight-forward plans in the wireless industry, and a coverage area that is almost as large as Verizon's. Sprint's doing great and getting better all the time.
You'll get over that ten dollars eventually. I wish you the best of luck 🤣
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Just the comment about too many features clearly demonstrates that you are clueless about technology and other people's expectations and should probably be using a prepaid phone instead of voicing your opinion about plans and features.
Yeah, well-written, but the slightest comparison to other providers would have taught you that your arguments about costs are unfounded and incorrect.
Yeah, well-written, but the slightest comparison to other providers would have taught you that your arguments about costs are unfounded and incorrect.
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