Sero plan possible with rooting??

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by teddat

I agree its fraud. TP2 I bought off contract and EVO is a google I/O phone. I use the TP2 just as heavily as the EVO. so my burden to them and the network is just the same to everyone. For them to force people off old plans to new phones and contracts is much the same as someone taking your lunch money just because you want to sit at a new table but eating the same meal.

I'm not sure why they should discriminate me on what phone i should use with what plan. I've been a long time sprint subscriber over 8 years and no plans of leaving.

Originally Posted by teddat

Its discrimination plain and simple. I know its a luxury, the entrance fee to I/O was my cost. Again, I own both devices outright, everything is already paid for, taxes included. Should one of them get flushed down the toilet, the other has the same burden on the network. 200txt and 1gb is exactly that.

We don't tolerate discrimination in humans. No race should have to pay more for riding the bus or crossing the bridge. Some business practices are allowed price discrimination. Its not a perfect world. Some companies get away with it. Actually all companies get away with it in some form or another.

Discrimination......................lmfao......you have put up a fail argument

[gTen]

Originally Posted by teddat

ha vadar pic. you have a folder of these pics for your arguments?

Look. The point I was trying to make that no one seemed read is: I own device xxxxx and device zzzzz. I paid for them. they both would use sprint's services equally. The network burden depends on me as a user of how much data I consume and calls I make. If you say its fair, great! business as usual for everyone.

Simply put..same reason why you can't use a verizon phone on sprint...cause sprint said so..sprint wants more money..and at the rate ppl are buying they can get away with it.

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by teddat

ha vadar pic. you have a folder of these pics for your arguments?

Look. The point I was trying to make that no one seemed read is: I own device xxxxx and device zzzzz. I paid for them. they both would use sprint's services equally. The network burden depends on me as a user of how much data I consume and calls I make. If you say its fair, great! business as usual for everyone.

there is no argument....

[aznmode]

If I'm not mistaken Verizon does not make u change. My roommate has an old 30$ plan n he can get the Droid without changing his plan.