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Originally Posted by nerys
You did not answer the question you avoided/altered it.
You had NO way of knowing that about the new car UNTIL the new car came into being.
all PREVIOUS new cars did not have this problem. (I changed my phone some 10 times since I got an account NEVER had a uh oh that new phone won't work issue)
so THAT twisted analogy is also busted.
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Regardless what device you buy to use for whatever service the provider makes the rules, not you buddy.....
Who cares if you buy the device at full price, they provide the service...
If you buy an Onstar device outright, Onstar decides how they'll bill or provide the service
If you buy a modem/router, the ISP decides how they'll bill or provide the service....
etc etc etc......This has been happening in America forever and ever.....
As far as Sprint locking into plans, last quarter I believe they made a profit for the 1st time
Iphone still doing strong with its requirements....
As far as you stating you didn't think sprint would go the route that doesn't please you, Sprint isn't your friend or family member its a company that you subscribe to...
As far as you busting analogies, I havn't seen you bust one yet besides your own statements being nothing more than personal preferences or opinions.....
Other posters here and myself are writing reality....
As far as you believing your in control with Sprint, that is so fiction its unbelievable to me that it seems you wholeheartly believe that....
The majority by far are going to pay up if they want a 4g phone or they are going to stay put on the regular sero for $30.....
If you want the 4g phones the bottom line is you'll have to pay up....
The majority here is willing to do it gracefully or because they feel forced, regardless sprint is in a win win situation IMO....
Build your own cell network and charge $30 for the latest and greatest and see how far that will take you against the likes of the 4 cell providors already in the bizz guy