Why do you have a spending limit? call and have it removed. Strawman arguements here from you. no one cried and the numbers have only shown you wrong... yet you keep blissfully ignoring them and the requests for you to show proof of your data. Looks like you got screwed in to a spending limit and to an invalid activation fee, and lacked the sense to argue with fees that were improperly applied to your account. I won't be suprised if I call them. I actually verify my accounts and argue against discrepencies. I'd like to see your pulled out of thin air number for your 90% of sprintusers being kids. you seem to like that 90% thing as you applied the same percentage to 90% of Sprint users being Spending Limit accounts (again with no basis). Both quotes I did were not using any of that ebay stuff. It was all brand new from the carriers themselves. You try to quote the most misleading way. You avoided putting in the rebates for Sprint and hid TMobiles activation fee in the beginning to try to make it seem more skewed, then when pointed out and shown to be incorrect you then made a jump to "well they can go to ebay instead and do this and that doesnt even include the maybe fees you might have if you sign up for this limitation and don't want to do this to avoid it!"
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Originally Posted by SaltyDawg
Spending limits are NOT for people with poor credit. I have great creadit, 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.
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 nuimbers and then cried when Sprint was more expensive, lol. Offd contract, buying brand new in the box phones on ebay using buy it now auctions, Sprint was cheaper than T-Mobile. 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).
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