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I've been trolling s4gru for a while, follow on twitter and what not. Figured I'd sign on and see if I can have some fun. I am a Sprint ASC technician in upstate NY. Been doing this since before the (ugh) merger so I'm not new to Sprint/Nextel. If I can be of any help let me know.

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Thanks for joining! You can be a great resource to the site for tech questions for those of us who are ill informed. I've learned a lot from just reading what every one else posts about the technical side. Welcome aboard.

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Thanks Matt for joining us. Welcome. I look forward to your participation.

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