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lol I applaud you
honestly i HATE sprint. In the two years I have been with them I have had to call in atleast once a month, sometimes once or twice a week. with issues. USUALLY its their billing methods- like charging me twice for a phone I already paid for, or charging me for data when I have an unlimited data plan.
Its a never ending struggle. I would have switched by now but I have 2 GOOD reasons for not switching....
1. *Ahem* thanks to a certain credit score of mine, (A work in progress given my age) everyone wants HUGE deposits. ATT for example wants a 700 dollar deposit. When I signed up with Sprint, they only wanted 100.
2. Uhmmm have you seen the competitor phones? ....I mean really? TO ME, the verizon phones are boxy, boyish and ugly. Keep in mind however I have not looked at any of their phones since before android came out. So they may have stylished up a bit.
ATT- instead of common phone colors, they go with odd shades of gray and green and PURPLE for crying out loud. I'm a woman god dammit, and a fan of sex and the city. I demand something PINK AND DIAMOND STUDDED!.....however the TP suffices
Alltel- Is not even available on the west coast last time I checked.
Cricket- Sh!tty service, refurbished phones that break just by looking at them, and as for their "ppc" phones, the OS is "generic" which is fine if you dont care about installing windows apps on your phone. And for one of my jobs, I am required to have a WINDOWS mobile phone.
Boost mobile- from what I have heard they have pretty goood service, but their phones are expensive, and you have to buy a phone from them to use their service. Occasionally they have a cute phone.
T-Mobile- I actually dont have a problem with t-mobile phones, I just dont like t mobile. I love the look of the G1-G3.
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That being said, I am in no way saying that Sprint is the best. All cell phones companies are out there for one reason and one reason only. To kill you with brain cancer, and make as much money off of you in the process.