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Originally Posted by gTen
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Originally Posted by great2c4me
Well I've noticed that being playing by the rules is not what everyone does around these parts... besides, isn't that the point? make these phones do what they're not supposed to? that's the fun of the game
well, I guess virgin is coming out with their version of the evo... at a wooping $300! I guess I'd do it for my hot wife... but I wouldn't switch for hell sakes when I've already got one.
the answer is "yes" these evo's are able to do almost anything and by that I mean they can be used on any cdma network. the question is how?
I know I can't be the only one out here that's wanting to save a bunch of $$ every month and leave this monstrosity! (movie ref)
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There is a difference between not playing by the rules and violating federal laws..
The plan is EPRP
Sprint | Everything Plus(SM) Referral Program |
Federal? Sorry, but that's the stupidest thing I've heard all day... If that was the case, then
1. how are peeps using their phones on metro pcs?
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2. people were taking their TP2's to other networks, guaranteed... Were those peeps breaking fed law too?
Wait, are an advocate for Sprint? That'd make sense