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Re: Verizon's cheap TP2 vs Sprint's cheap service
Pre-unlocked the TP2 is a nice phone.... I am upgraded from a Mogul and believe it was def worth the 350+plus tax plus wait time for rebate.
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So use sprint. You don't have to use verizon. We're not twisting your arm.
I have vzw single plan, 450 anytime minutes, 2000 text messages, unlimited data, and I pay $75.06 after taxes every month. I use about 200 of those minutes and about 400 of those text messages, plus about 200mb of that unlimited data. I have never dropped a call. Ever. My web on the phone, or on a computer when the phone is the source of the web, has always been blazing fast. You don't like verizon? Great. Don't use it. Just don't come on and trash talk it, because sprint's shortcomings are certainly no secret either. |
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Is the other phone on your family plan eligible for an upgrade? Maybe you can get the phone on that line for the cheaper price and switch it to you line after 30 days so you get the MIR. I did that before. You'd still save money if you put it on your account right after receiving and skipping the MIR. If you get good phone signal from both companies, then it would come down to the money aspect. I can't get Verizon signal at my house, but the sprint signal is great.
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Speaking of coverage, on my old dumb Sanyo phone, I had pretty decent Sprint coverage in most places. Sprint's higher frequency seemed to cause a bigger hit to signal strength indoors but I was usually fine. My TP, after switching to MightyROM, has noticably poorer reception than my old Sanyo, but it was equal on the stock Sprint rom, after switching the radio to Telus 1.04. But on MightyROM, I lost signal strength. I have dropped calls. And I was in a Chili's the other week and everyone had Verizon BBs and had fine service. Mine was hunting for service. But I am confident my old Sanyo would have had at least 1 or 2 bars. |
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Wow, I didn't get that from his post. It sounded like he was making an honest comparison and wanting to lean the VZW way in order to get the TP2 as inexpensively as possible, but it was too costly. How is that trash talking? Sometimes we can be way too sensitive to others opinions, IMHO.
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Yea, I didn't take that as trash talking either.
I am a long time Verizon customer & I get a corporate discount. I had Sprint for two years & hated it. I couldn't wait for the contract to be up so I could go back to VZ. FOR ME, VZ's service has been WAY better than better than Sprint & the higher rates are worth it. That is certainly not the case for everyone however. If you happen to be in one of the areas where Sprint's coverage is better than VZ (rare, but it does happen occasionally) then your opinion could be totally opposite of mine..... ~John |
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I am not sure what to expect at this point, my current Sprint TP (activated on VZ) with NFSFAN's 112 is running absolutely perfectly at this point & I will definitely miss WM6.5 I'm not thrilled about less hardware buttons either (hell, I still miss my old Titan scroll wheel) ~John |
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