No proof huh? Oh well.

You didn't see the picture he posted earlier in this thread of his phone running a speed test? He already posted proof.

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once again for the doubters....and please check the time it was taken

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that pic i just posted....was bought to you by the hd2 via wifi from the sprint tp2 router :D (that's the only thing i'll miss from sprint).

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1kbps = 1,000 bits per second. 10mbps = 10,000,000 bits per second so 10mbps = 10,000 kbps. How is this proof that you reached 10mbps on tmobile?

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do a speed test and post yours....if you're still trying to prove me wrong or do you just want to look more foolish? once again, i have sprint and t-mo, i'm not going to pay sprint extra for the same service. if i posted my tp2 results, you'd say screw sprint and their extra charge too. i think, because t-mo doesn't work for you, it doesn't work for anyone. when i unlocked my sprint tp2 last year, i got a better signal on gsm than cdma...so picking up the hd2 was a no brainer for me. that os that everyone knocks and never tried, wp7, is what's giving me those speeds now...all for the same price as before :). my wife has an evo, according to that mobile speed test site, she's getting edge in jax, fl...which has had 4g since july or august. $10...yeah right!

Look closer. The speed in that pic is approximately 12mbps.

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shhh, let's continue to let him look foolish :D! he saw 1108. something as t-mos average speed...mine said 12903 (no decimal point :))

Wirelessly posted (The Most EPIC ppc.: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.2.1; en-us; SPH-D700 Build/FROYO) AppleWebKit/533.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/533.1)

Don't be mad at me doc, but I think its a fluke. I know several people on t.mo, and no one gets speeds like that. Does winphone 7 have a speed test app, or just websites.
I've noticed I can make he results on that site fluctuate by a lot by changing the packet size.

I'm not trying to prove anyone wrong. why should I post my speeds? I'm not the one saying I can get 10mbps. I'm happy with my current speeds. Fact of the matter is you vouched that tmobile could get 10mbps but it's still in theory. No proof has been supplied. With all your smack talk and defending tmo I don't see how you can call anyone a phandroid.
Last time I checked you called this thread a joke and said you weren't going to post anymore and you did, so why should anyone take you seriously?
When I say this I at least mean it, I'm done responding to your childish comments of "mine is better than yours". Unless you have something to say regarding the $10 fee dont waste peoples time on your nonsense comparisons.

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