atuarre

I'll move for ftth before I move for wireless service. Wish you could move Atlanta's Sprint service here. LTE speed test as of 2 minutes ago, 0.54 down / .02 up. Sprint tried to insist it was the device but I made sure they understood that both devices are behaving the same. Sorry, I didn't mean to come off as a troll. I'm just tired. First, it was oh band 25 is a mess, wait for band 26. Then band 26 was rolled out and it's still a mess. But this is Louisiana.

If I posted it in the wrong forum then can a moderator please move it to the correct forum.

My Sprint calls always sounded fine to me. And I never had issues with text messaging. My only issue with Sprint has been slow/no data. I've been with Sprint since before it was corporate Sprint and it was a network partner run by affiliate US Unwired.

Band 25 AND Band 26 are congested here,

So because Sprint works in your market makes it so in all the markets? Furthermore for them to be complaining that Network Vision is substantially complete will not only rub myself but a bunch of other Sprint customers the wrong way.

Why would I be a troll for asking a legitimate question?

This was posted on a site I frequent and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts regarding this considering that service has not really improved or like here, has gotten consistently worse. http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/Sprint-Declares-Their-Network-Vision-Substantially-Complete-131775 --- We have 4G here and it was fast when they rolled it out but it has gotten horrible. I ran speedtests yesterday which averaged 1/.10. The 3G never got improvements. Until Sprint makes some real network improvements (we don't have spark here) they will continue to be irrelevant. I have been with Sprint for a long time and put up with the b.s. over the years but 2015 will be the last year I give them. I will wait it out for Spark to be deployed here and hope that it makes some sort of improvement but judging by what other people are saying in some markets Spark doesn't change a thing. Either Sprint is doing something wrong, there are some technical issues, or maybe they took a technically cheap route at network vision; idk. Any thoughts?