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Originally Posted by cmajewsk
Of course not, but perhaps your dealer who may be fixing the car will supply you one, mine does free of charge. Sprint should supply him with a loaner phone, for the same reason my cable company credits my account, when their service goes down. If I am paying a monthly cost for something that I cannot use through no fault of my own, I should be compensated, or supplied with the means to utilize what I am subscribed to. That's not completely unreasonable...
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Actually it is. You're buying service from Sprint on a monthly basis, but you own your phone.
It's much like getting cable modem service and owning your own cable modem or getting cable TV service and owning your own TV.
You're not leasing the hardware. You own it. If your TV breaks, you're not going to get a credit from your cable company for service you couldn't use. If your phone breaks, Sprint is not under any obligation to provide you with a service credit because your hardware is not capable of using the service.
10-30-2009, 05:07 PM
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