I find it funny...
I think the same thing happened on a lesser scale when VZW finally got the RAZR... there were a lot of user reviews, and they were very mixed. Not that the V3c was a great phone by any stretch, but it deserved a little bit better than a '3.36'.
I thought they were amazing devices until I played with one. I was turned off the device pretty quickly.
bigredslave said:
...but we can read a bill.
True dat. And if you do decide to leave, VZW will actually let you, unlike Sprint:
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/aug20 ... »
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blue2kzr2 said:
Wasn't it just last month that Sprint was canceling contracts? Now they won't let them go?
They cancelled the contracts of only a very small group of ppl who called into customer service a ton... it was only like 1200 ppl, if I remember correctly. Those 1200 were losing them money due to very heavy CS utilization.
This other situation is obviously different... and yet the same in one way. By 'pulling an AOL' and making it extremely hard for millions of customers to leave, this, like dropping the 1200 customers, definitely benefits Sprint's bottom-line.
Of course, both policies totally trash Sprint's reputation, but who cares about that, right? That won't ever catch up to them to bite t...
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and your data network isnt faster sorry man, WiMax isnt out yet. If your service was so good why do you guys only add 40,000 net customers each quarter? thats horrible