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Originally Posted by BlackDynamite
You're crazy if you don't think anyone has ever had trouble with Sprint coverage indoors, anywhere. T-Mobile actually has way better 4G coverage than Sprint, both indoor and outdoor.
Also, Sprint is doing away with yearly upgrades.
Something that hasn't been brought up is T-Mobile has significantly cheaper plans than what is listed on their website. You have to call or go to a store to get those plans though and you also have to pay full retail for the phone. But with Sprint getting rid of the yearly upgrade it probably comes out to be way cheaper than Sprint.
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Where did you see that sprint is getting rid of yearly upgrades? Last time I checked sprint was advertising like crazy their premier member accounts. The only company to have done that recently is verizon and att just announced they are raising prices on their texting plans and getting rid of their of yearly upgrades also.
So far only sprint and tmobile are the only companies that offer true unlimited data plans. Except that tmo will throttle your data once you hit 5gb and sprint doesn't. So instead of arguing about tmo and sprint, the way I see it is we now only have 2 choices for affordable cell service. Its just a matter of choosing the one that works for you. In my case its sprint since tmob has bad coverage where I live. But if tmo worked here I might give it a try. Like I said before, its all about choosing what works for you.
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