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On 5/28/2013 5:20 PM, Mark Anderson wrote:
> In article me@shawnritchie.com says...
>> Then your reply should have been "I don't use Sprint, sorry" instead of
>> "I use this never-heard-of ghetto-assed reseller for people with shitty
>> credit".
>
> Had I posted I don't use Sprint, sorry I should expect the snark to roll
> in for what truly would have been useless post.  I posted my experience
> with an outfit that doesn't require a contract using complete sentences
> and hopefully proper spelling and grammar.   A lot of cell phone
> contracts I hear people get stuck with suck badly and the vast majority
> of those people would save a ton of money moving to a no contract pay as
> you go plan.  I can't believe those little smartphones are still being
> sold for over $600, both IOS and Android.  This all gets hidden in
> contracts because most people suck at math and never figure it out.  I
> recently bought a Samsung Galaxy tablet for under $200.

Nothing in Cyd's post (or past posts on this topic, for that matter) 
indicates that he's at all the type to ever shell out big bucks on a 
contracted smartphone, so I'm not sure how this whole paragraph of yours 
is at all relevant to his question, which was, since you ignored it, 
"how is Sprint for voice calls these days?".

> I merely threw out a cell phone recommendation trying to insert a
> modicum of content here.  Take it or leave it.  Based upon what I read
> about that Cell One and Sprint deal I'd steer clear of any company that
> would do what they did to customers who paid good money for a phone that
> became useless in that deal.  I doubt even AT&T would stoop to that
> level of customer service.
>
> So where's your opinion or non-opinion on Sprint?   Or do you subscribe
> to "do as I say not as I do?"

Like any carrier, it depends on where you use 'em. The last I had 
Sprint, they royally sucked in my home neighborhood, though they were 
good at work. This was an entire network topology ago, though, so who 
knows if that's still valid.

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