Anyone here about this?


by novemberrain1125 Jan 14, 2004, 5:47 PM



Virgin Mobile is part of Sprint and they had more activations then Sprint in the 4th quarter of 2003. If you tell me, prepaid can be profitable but it's non contractual and that is not steady income. Check financial reports, Sprint is losing tons of money. They are negative in cash flow. Watch TV, I am seeing less and less of that annoying Sprint guy which goes to show....they have no money to advertise. Also, the main reason that they came out with night and weekends starting at 7 is because they were trying to keep their customers from porting their numbers out to better carriers such as Verizon, T-Mobile, Cingular, etc. This advertisement conveni...
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I currently go from month to month with Sprint- I am considering Cingular Wireless, as they have a nice selction of cell phones- Does anyone know how there service is in New York City and the eastern seaboard???

Thanks for your replies

Can someone tell me how many groups of 5 I can have if I am a ReadyLink customer?

SAMSUNG I700
Will it ever come please help me so know if I need to buy a differnt phone I'm waiting and waiting?

HELP

EMAIL AT curtisbusse2@hotmail.com IF ANY ONE HAS ANY INFO ON THE I700 SAMSUNG FOR SPRINT...
PLEASE PLEASE E-MAIL I'LL TRY TO CHECK BACK HERE BUT IF YOUR NOT BUSY E-MAIL ME...

My initial purpose of joining this forum was to check out the latest technologies, share Sprint info with inquiring minds, etc. It seems now all we get is Sprint this, ATT that, customer service horror stories, yada yada. I think most people here just want info. What are the latest phones? Plans? Services? Pricing? Does it work in Anytown, USA? When does this phone come out? Anyone having problems doing whatever? Why bother posting anything about a phone or issue on this Forum that is not even Sprint related! If anyone wants to read about ATT or Verizon or anyone else, I think many people know how to click their way to that forum. Either way. Just my two cents as well. Have a wonderfull weekend everyone!!!!

Any intelligent person that is, that has done there homework.

Verizon Wireless is the hands down carrier to be with.

#1 in customer service (JD powers & Consumer Reports).

#1 in coverage (same sources)


Sprint PCS repeatedly is at the bottom in both catogories.

Let me know when you figure this one out.

Will be way better than Sanyo 4500, I feel sorry for all you Sprint users. I used to have SPCS unless I wised up. Hope all have a blessed day.

Does anybody know how to download the updates for a sanyo 8100 phone without going to the sprint store? My dad said they updates his 4900 by punching a few buttons and it downloaded them from the web without any cables. Any clues?

Hi, I've asked this before, but with all of the new phones out I'm wondering what current Sprint phone has the best reception. I'm betting the Nokia or Sanyos... which one(s) specifically though? I need one that will get a good signal in a basement as my Samsung is horrible.

Tony

Because of your clearly fair and balanced opinion, I have decided to cancel my five lines with Sprint and get Verizon. Give me a freggin break. Every person has different opinions about every company. Sprint's CS is its greatest downfall, no doubt, but every company has its fault. That includes Verizon. I can sit hear and name the biggest knocks on each and every carrier. If you want ARGUABLY the best coverage, thats Verizon, If you want the best phones (SANYO), with the most options and features, thats Sprint. That also means the some of Verizons phones are better than Sprint's and there are places where Sprint has service where Verizon doesn't. If it was so obvious that Verizon was the best, then what would the country need with th...
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used to work there and no sms, what a crappy stone age company... they should be 🤭

First thing first notice I put MY in caps because this has to do with MY experience. The reason I am stating this is because sometimes when people reply back to posts about someone's experience they fly off the handle and arguments ensue. Anyway here's my take on Sprint:

I had sprint back in 2001-2002. Now they had some pretty good coverage and I rarely (if ever) dropped a call. I was quite happy with them. I left them for At&t for 2 main reasons...
1) Their plans where too much money for too little minutes. (I am not sure how the plans are now but I will check)
2) Their rude ass customer service reps. (Now not all of them are bad. Only a select amount...but I seemed to get stuck with the Assholes when I called 8 out of 10 times).
Thes...
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Ok. I have T-Mobile right now and am thinking about switching over to Sprint. My biggest concern is over reception. Based on your experience with reception and Sprint, how would you rate it? I'd like to know in general what was good about Sprint and what was bad about it (not including issues w/ your phone).

The thing I like about T-Mobile is internet feature and the text messaging. It's the sms format, and I'm not sure what Sprint is like exactly, but I heard that you have to connect to a network or the internet to get your text messages; and I know I dont want to have to do that.

Sorry if this type of topic has already been discussed, but I have dial up and its seriously slow and i dont have all day to go through all ten pages of thr...
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i have had really bad experiences with sprint's customer service. please dont argue that some xyz company has worse customer service than sprint. that doesnt make sprint any holier. read on if u feel like hearing somebody crib...

* i have NEVER reached a rep without being on hold forever. and if i'm calling with a grievance, the rep i 1st reach is not able to help me i'm being transferred to another rep - which involes more hold time, and so on and on. more than once, a rep has asked me if she could put me on hold, and before even i could respond no, she put me on hold anyway.
* i always call them using *2 from my cellphone. in my opinion, it is very unfair to charge airtime for talking to customer service. given their average hold time,...
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Are they any Sprint reps that work in OKC here?

any onr think the 608 will go up in value as the matrix one? there going for around 800+ now . They also made 10,000 of those also.
he 608 is going for well over 300 now and going up with every oner sold. DAVID

I need to know in comaprison woth OS's phone capability form factor weight size, which would be better. don't care about mp3 or camera just internet which has better browser? any of thr OS's updatable? also display accuracy is important color is teh focus cause i do art work and i need to show over the internet; SD a\slot not important.

i'm completely new to Vision so please excuse my ignorance... but i found an app/site that lets me upload jpg's to my phone (at www.sprintusers.com - the focus uploader) ... can i upload any jpg image to use as a screensave using this app/site? if so, what are the dimension / size limitations? any help is appreciated... thanks in advance.

-pb.

Hey Folks!

Just wondering if anyone in here as the Sanyo 7200 (aka RL2000). I love the way this phone looks (plus it's a Sanyo...oh those Sanyos... 😁 ) So I wanted to know is it worth me leaving At&t for. I had Sprint before but I left because of their CS and prices. I am thinking of coming back "home" to them but I see they are still rolling out new things so I am trying to wait and see what else they have up their sleeves. Another reason I am comtemplating leaving At&t is Sprint's RL service...but is it any good? I am not liking the $15 extra charge just to use it though 😡 I think they should create plans with the RL included like Nextel does with it's plans. Anyway any info would be appreciated...especially from a Sprint rep 😉 ...
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I am kinda new to the whole Sprint cell phone thing, can anyone tell me how they like the p300? Specifically I was wondering about the RF of the phn in comparison to a Sanyo 4700.

And what about the speakerphone? Is it sufficiently loud and clear?

I am a novice user and was wondering since the phone specs say it operates at 1900 mhz does that mean that it will not pick up an analog signal? 🤭

Thanks,

Mright123 😁