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Originally Posted by darkjje
There was such a poll on sprintusers that said only 13% had a spending limit. I will go with the sprintusers forum as a more accurate portrayal of sprint customers. And no, the past does not matter. I am a new sprint customer, never had your imaginary mandatory activation fee, nor the concept of a spending limit even mentioned, or any mandatory 5 dollar fee for no autopay. You can also autopay with a prepaid card, or debit card, or credit card, no need to give them your bank account. Spending limits are for people with poor credit, not your average joe. Completely irrelevant to the 'average joe' scenario you originally stated in the beginning.
Provide a link saying they got rid of them. Or a link to your poll. Or any link to provide proof behind the facts you keep stating as absolute truths. I have provided my numbers used from each of the corresponding companies with the plans you have picked, and the phones you have picked, along with the formulas used to show Sprint has lower. You keep going off the 'best of your knowledge' and things you may 'have seen in the past'
TLDR : Amounts pulled from both companies websites in the layouts specified puts Sprint cheaper for any regular joe for a 2 year period.
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Spending limits are NOT for people with poor credit. I have great credit, and I have a spending limit. I did not even know I had a spendinglimit until I called and asked (after I read online about the new $5 fee). If you call them, you may be surprised to find that you too have a spending limit. They never told me I had one either until I called and asked...
And sprintusers is 90% kids who probably have no idea. They are using phones on plans their parents pay for- how the heck would they know anything about a spenmding limit.
Yes, you provided your numbers and then cried when Sprint was more expensive, lol. Off contract, buying brand new in the box phones on ebay using buy it now auctions, T-Mobile was cheaper than Sprint. On contract, the stated monthly fee was the exact same with the phone being significantly cheaper on T-Mobile (and then Sprint's nickel and dime fees pushing them over on the monthly too).