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Originally Posted by jbearamus
in that case it works out great, congrats, i love being able to get new phones at the expense of the old ones. but i didn't have your information and was trying to keep it in perspective for clockcycle
but then it brings up the argument why should i pay for a service i don't have yet and yes i'd get it eventually but charging me for it is tantamount to an interest free loan, except its not even a loan because its not like i'll get my money back
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And I understand that. But by requiring all evo users to pay the add on, you are contributing to the r&d of the 4G towers and network to your area. Here's my example; I live in orange county which is 10ish minutes from la county line. La is slated to get 4G this summer but I feel, even though oc is huge, we will not get the 4G. But I'm ok with that. Honestly I'm happy with the 3G. And even though I know I'm paying for the 4G I feel that its gonna help expand and eventually bring it to my area. It may take time. But as I stated before I'm seeing it in a business way. Gotta be able to fund this expandsion somehow. Sprint ain't no att or Verizon with huge stock piles of green backs. The more that's bought into sprints wimax the faster it'll grow. Gotta have a drive to expand. If the evo falls flat on its face, say goodbye to wimax. There's no point in switching if ppl don't want it.
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