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Originally Posted by gTen
Your missing the point...who care about the want factor...we have to remember sprint is NOT here to sell handsets..they are here to sell contracts...By not having EVOs in stock they've literally lost millions of dollars..not only that they also lost a lot of the 4g advantage they had on the other carriers. Aka from a business perspective its a complete failure.
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What point?
I'm not here to critique Sprint. Do I want to do well..well in a sense to offer competition to lower costs for consumers overall - yes.
But at the end of the day, I could give a bee what their strategies are.
I adapt & overcome the prevailing market conditions as a consumer.
As a consumer, I had other choices, wether 4G or not when the EVO came out.
So it's on me whether I lathered up for the EVO or not at that time.
Esp. when Verizon had droid choices & SPCS's own 4G network was not up to snuff.
I see too many people trying to be business critics base on misguided persona phone wants & forgetting where they are in the food chain.