Sprint Denies PPC customers from sending picmail

**wldthng842** · #1 (**permalink**) 02-12-2008, 10:57 PM

You are paying for a service that you know is not supported, I view it as more of an error on your part rather than Sprint doing something wrong. I understand paying for it if it enables a hack and Sprint looks the other way. But if there was never a hack in the first place would you pay for it? If yes then I would tend to question your rationale. If no, then why are you still paying for a service you know doesn't work?

**guitardoc64** · #2 (**permalink**) 02-12-2008, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by wldthng842

You are paying for a service that you know is not supported, I view it as more you being an Removed by Moderator than Sprint doing something wrong. I understand paying for it if it enables a hack and Sprint looks the other way. But if there was never a hack in the first place would you pay for it? If so then yes, you are an idiot proving my first statement correct. If no, then why are you still paying for a service you know doesn't work?

First off, do we have to resort to insults?

I am in the category of those who added picmail to my non-supported phone last year. I paid $5 a month for the added service and Sprint took my money and provided the service, no questions asked. They took the money even after the vision package included picmail. Then they blocked it. Even BrettW over at sprintusers conceded my point.

jparks29 · #3 (**permalink**) 02-12-2008, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by wldthng842

You are paying for a service that you know is not supported, I view it as more you being an idiot than Sprint doing something wrong. I understand paying for it if it enables a hack and Sprint looks the other way. But if there was never a hack in the first place would you pay for it? If so then yes, you are an idiot proving my first statement correct. If no, then why are you still paying for a service you know doesn't work?

I have SERO, it's 'bundled'...I'm paying for the service. When I bought my phone, I was told I could send MMS, WTF is a camera doing in a phone if you can't send pics from it? (I know, email/file transfer, but still)

ajones7279 · #4 (**permalink**) 02-12-2008, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by jparks29

I have SERO, it's 'bundled'...I'm paying for the service. When I bought my phone, I was told I could send MMS, WTF is a camera doing in a phone if you can't send pics from it? (I know, email/file transfer, but still)

Lol I agree with that. Why put a camera on a phone without being able to share/send them with ease? That doesn't make much sense. The email workaround isn't an easy way. I mean, who knows ALL of their contacts' carriers? I meet new people all the time meaning new numbers all the time and I never think to ask "Oh yea, who's your carrier? Just in case I need to send u a picture" If it wasn't that hard to be sent thru Arcsoft, it shouldn't be too hard for sprint to have a program etc to send pics