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Sprint vs T-Mobile
Any reason why I shouldn't leave Sprint and go to T-Mobile? A T-Mobile rep stopped me today and told me that this Sunday they have a new pricing plan coming out and when I told him about how much I pay for my wife and I to be on the Everything Data plan by Sprint, she told me she could cut my bill by about $40.00/month and I could still have the same type of phone plan that I have now with Sprint. I checked on T-Mobile's site for coverage to see how good it is, and it looks about the same as Sprint, so again, any reason why I shouldn't leave Sprint and go to T-Mobile? Also JD Power Asc recently rated them the BEST customer service out of all major carriers. That sounds pretty good to me! Let me know what you think people...
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Re: Sprint vs T-Mobile
Hey thanks Racdog, that was very imformative!!! I have had NO problems with Srpint, my sis is with TMO and she doesn't like it, but her hubby used to work there 5 yrs ago, and they are still on the employee plan, so she doesn't leave for that reason, but they are in Vegas and her service sux. So I think I will stay put...peace-br
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Re: Sprint vs T-Mobile
Thread moved to Carrier Discussion Forum!
Just because T-Mo may be bad in Vegas (which I am surprised to hear), doesn't mean they will be bad in your area. Coverage between carriers can vary widely from city to city. But racedog is right about their data network right now. If you search around for "Project Dark" you will see the new rate plans coming out on Sunday, and rumors of a improved data network. If you don't have discount with Sprint, you might save some money monthly by switching. For me pricing is pretty even, but T-Mo dose have better signal in my neighborhood, decisions... decisions...
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Re: Sprint vs T-Mobile
Hey Budney, sorry top post in the wrong spot! I didn't there was a forum for this, which brings the question to mind, what exactly is the 'General' forum for...?
Anyway, are you speaking of this Project Dark? http://www.engadget.com/tag/ProjectDark/ If so, then HELL no I am not switching! There is no possible way they can beat the price I have. I am on the Everything Data Plan=1500 shared minutes with unlimited data for my wife and I to share! We pay $120.00/month before taxes, but well worth it IMO just because of the 'Any Mobile Any Time' Sptin has recently added! Looks to me like TMO has some catching up to do! Thanks Budney for the insight! |
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That is the Project Dark I was talking about. Not sure why T-Mobile needs to catch up? The price plans are competitive with Sprint's, if not slightly better and have more options to choose from. But those price points where T-Mobile win are squashed by my discount. |
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As the owner of an internet company it is critical for me to be in touch at times and to have access to data. So, for me, its not a matter of VZW fanboy love, its a matter of VZW love (because of their coverage HERE). If TMO were to suddenly have this type of coverage or Sprint or AT&T then I would consider them also and go where I could get the best deal for the same coverage. That's what any sensible person should be doing, giving careful consideration to their needs and then finding which companies can supply those needs and THEN considering who's going to give them the best price in fulfilling those needs. Fanboism doesn't pay my bills so I usually disregard the many obvious fanboy posts that blanket forums like this one, HOFO and others. First decide what it is that you actually require, then find out which cell companies can meet those requirements and then pick the one that has the best price for those requirements. Never pick a cell company because they have some glitzy phone, pick the company and then find a phone that you like that will run on their service. R |
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Re: Sprint vs T-Mobile
See the coverage for me for Sprint or Verizon isn't the issue (GSM don't work in Hutch outside the city) but rather the fact that I want a cheaper plan. Hmm!
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