Free phones and cuts our bills in half
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Anonymous
| Switch from Verizon to Sprint, so what’s the catch? |
Anonymous
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Sprint??? Are you out of your mind?
Google it. They were offering a promotion two years ago where they'd give you free service for a year AND let you bring your own device if you switched from Verizon. So many people responded online saying that even FREE was too much to pay for Sprint. |
Anonymous
| We have had sprint for years and no issue. |
Anonymous
+1. It’s been totally fine for us. Plus, I can turn it on anywhere in the world and have free/cheap talk, text, and data. |
Anonymous
| I think it depends on the area but in the DC area, Sprint has been great. No issues at all and much cheaper. |
Anonymous
| I have Republic Wireless, which uses the Sprint network. I pay $20/ month. |
Anonymous
| Sprint coverage in rural areas is a bit iffy. Had it for a few years about five years ago so it could have changed. If Sprint and T-Mobile merge, things could improve. |
Anonymous
| I’ve had sprint for 15+ years. DH has an AT&T phome through world. Sometimes he has better service, sometimes I do, but 99% of the time it’s identical. I pay $50/month for unlimited everything, no throttling, and have for years. |