Incredible Users Please Help!!!

NCX Designs · #1 (**permalink**) 05-15-2010, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by p-slim

If you think people are leaving sprint because of dropped calls then you're sadly mistaken. Also sprint isn't losing 100,000 customers a month, if so they'd be out of business. If you like paying $40 more a month to get less service go right ahead, that's your perogative. $79.99 unlimited mobile to any mobile, unlimited text, and unlimited 4g data. If everyone left sprint I could careless cause guess what ide be saving. This is 2010 man everyone including metro gets good service, at least out here in the bay area, nobody complains of dropped calls, haha you're so old skool. Now you're telling me Verizon locked your phone down again, you can't even disable sense HAHAHAHAHA.

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wow, sounds like someone's ego is about to burst

and why would anyone want to disable sense? its alot better than stock android thats for sure, plus sense has some features that android doesn't even have

jbh00jh · #2 (**permalink**) 05-15-2010, 01:50 PM

Old school , and KNOW how to read .
Sprint lost 578,000 contract customers the 1st qtr of 2010.

http://sprintconnection.kansascity.com/?q=node/1494

NCX Designs · #3 (**permalink**) 05-15-2010, 08:34 PM

Sprint when they gobbled up Nextel put more debt onto themselves than they really cared for, but they also acquired over 200 million customers in the deal.

so the 100,000 + loss a month won't hurt them right away until they start to dwindle down to the lower millions, then they'll start to worry

Sprint keeps staying afloat by selling off its local owned service centers and CPO's. Embarq was formed to help with this, then CenturyTel bought Embarq forming CenturyLink

but we'll have to see where this takes them, Sprint isn't doing good still with all the loss's its having and its operating at a loss in some quarters, last year in 2009 they lost 3.8 billion in one quarter with no profits, they were in the red.

2009 was the worst year for any company, but 2010 is proving to be a better year for everyone it seems, so we'll just have to see, maybe the EVO and its 4G launch will be its Knight in shining armor.
but Thanks to this, Verizon and AT&T are now launching there new 4G networks ahead of schedule expected by the end of 2010.

so its gonna be an interesting watch and wait game

**p-slim** · #4 (**permalink**) 05-16-2010, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by NCX Designs

wow, sounds like someone's ego is about to burst

and why would anyone want to disable sense? its alot better than stock android thats for sure, plus sense has some features that android doesn't even have

Sense has nothing neccessary. Many people want to disabled sense. My n1 obviously doesn't have sense nor does the Droid, they are perfectly good phones. Sense is useless in my eyes. Leap feature is absolutely useless, HTC sense is a total waste of resources. This isn't winmo where its a neccesity to cover a dying OS.

jbh00jh · #5 (**permalink**) 05-16-2010, 02:14 PM

If so many people don't want Sense on their phones why did 100,000 people pay alot more for the Incredible the first 2 days it was on sale when they could have gotten the N1 or Droid witout Sense for a LOT less money. I think I saw an ad " Buy 1 , get 1 free". I think one is on sale for $29.