Quote:
Originally Posted by wldthng842
no, they mind, you get what they give you automatically in the system. the reps have no ability to alter that. otherwise users like you would abuse the system to get new phones all the time. they won't even give you equivalent unless none of the same model are available. it is people that do this that got the monthly raised to $7.
it is a windows ppc issue, palm os launched with the ability to send mms without needing a hack if i remember right. thus it was not blocked.
|
Abuse? You really wanna go there? I may not have been a Sprint customer for long, but I think NINE YEARS of being a customer means something. I've had the same number since day one. I've always paid my bill and ever had my phone "accidentally" turned off. I've also paid my insurance for all of those nine years and not once filed claim. I've steered at least 8-12 people from other companies because I have had nothing bad to say about Sprint and even praised their service. Especially when I go out of town to different areas. When no one else has a signal, I have all of my bars. I've upgraded my plan over the years and have upgraded my phone over the years. I've gotten the free month of service here and there so I never really complained much. So excuse me for being upset that they would block something they have nothing to do with. But honestly, I think it's bigger than that. The WM phones are the only ones that are blocked. The Palm OS phones are not. Same phone, same provider, different operating system. I wouldn't doubt if Microsoft had something to do with it. It's all about getting paid. Everyone that put this on their phone knew that they couldn't call sprint for support on it. But I, like so many others, are paying for it on monthly Vision Plan because they misled us. Yeah, our "plan" includes PictureMail, but your phone doesn't provide it (which is the part they didn't tell us). I'm the type of person that keeps my phone for as long as it's usefull to me. Years ago I thought it was a waste to buy a camera phone. Then I later bought one. Years ago I thought it was a waste to send text messages, I just recently upgraded to unlimited texts. Years ago, what in the world would I do with a phone that allowed me to get on the internet? Now I wouldn't know what to do without it. My daughter lives out of state and she would love it when I would send her goofy pictures of myself or of anything around me because we can't be together. Now that's gone because although we're paying Sprint for something they don't provide, they blocked our avenue provided by someone else because they aren't making money off of it. But they are. Does that make sense? I've ranted enough. I'll see if my phone is missing tomorrow.