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Originally Posted by spiritcrusher33
Talk + Text + Web 500 min plan 59.99 a month t-mobile and u have to purchase the phone full price. or pay it out in monthly installments which make your monthly price go up.lol
simplyeverything 450 69.99 a month.. with unlimited calling to all cell numbers.. free nav, sprint tv.. etc.. or u can get
simplyeverything referal plus 500 mins for 59.99 a month with
with unlimited calling to all cell numbers.. free nav, sprint tv.. etc.. or u can get
look at the coverage maps... for all 4 carriers...lol u will see sprint and verizon got ya covered.. att and t-mobile negative...and as far as t-mobile and att 3g most average speeds are around the same as sprint and verizon.. 1 to 2 megs dl..
i get 1.6 d and 800 up on sprint.. with t-mobiles 3g i never got that..lol
enough said..
still dont get your math salty!!!!!
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I have been plenty of places where Sprint did not have me covered, lol. How can you say Sprint and Verizon in the same breath and expect to maintain credibility? Verizon may very well have everyone covered, but that that doesn't mean Sprint does.
As for the cost, I'll copy and past what I just posted in the other thread:
T-Mobile Even More Plus 1500 unlimited text and web, with a MyTouch 3G (comparable to Hero):
Phone cost: $399.99 (no contract)
Plan cost: $119.99
So over the course of that 2 year contract, $16 per month. With the plan and the phone both factored in, that is about $136 per month on T-Mobile- with no contract.
Sprint Everything Data 1500 with Hero:
Phone cost: $179.99 (with 2 year contract)
Plan cost: $129.99
So over the course of that 2 year contract, the phone costs $7 per month. So with the plan and the phone both factored in, it costs about $137, and that is WITH a 2 year contract.
So, again, T-Mobile comes out cheaper. If you get some kind fo discount on Sprint, fine- that will obviously play into it. But for the average joe T-Mobile is cheaper, and they don't even require a contract.
And this is all taken straight from the websites, no hunting for secret deals or discounts...
So I'm sorry if you don't get my math, but it couldn't be clearer. T-Mobile is cheaper than Sprint, and they don't require a contract. And while you may not personally get better T-Mobile coverage in your area, there are PLENTY of people who do get better T-Mobile service than Sprint- including the millons of people who leave Sprint every quarter and/or the millions of people whio join T-Mobile every quarter and never look back...
By the way, you can get Google Navigation for free, which is better than Sprint Navigation. You can also get
www.amazegps.com for free which is just as good if not better than Sprint Navigation. Sprint tv is worthless and justin.tv is way better (and free).