Still able to get a sero plan?

[Mobilesolutions]

Average Revenue per User. If your customers are on plans that are dirt cheap, it's hard to believe Sprint maintains one of the highest ARPUs in the industry.

 

Since Verizon has so many corporate & government clients it's not hard to imagine they would have a lower ARPU than Sprint.

-Will

[WiWavelength]

What do you mean ?

 

It is Apu, a character from "The Simpsons."

 

 

AJ

[Substantive]

Color me rainbow'd that AJ's first comment in this thread was comedic in nature. Although I did recently happen across a passage that suggests sucrose acts as an intoxicant to Vulcans?

[Deval]

Since Verizon has so many corporate & government clients it's not hard to imagine they would have a lower ARPU than Sprint.

-Will

I believe Verizon moved over to reporting ARPA, not ARPU, so their numbers are slightly skewed. 

[gnoj]

I believe Verizon moved over to reporting ARPA, not ARPU, so their numbers are slightly skewed. 

 

They do report the average number of connections per account (2.7 as of Q2), so you can use that to get the ARPU, +/- $1.

[Deval]

They do report the average number of connections per account (2.7 as of Q2), so you can use that to get the ARPU, +/- $1.

 

Ah, thanks!

[chong67]

It's OK to ask if plans are still available and legitimate ways to get them. It is not OK to ask ways to circumvent rules/laws, defraud or deceive to get them.

 

Robert via Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 using Tapatalk

 

Roberto!  How are you doing man?  I since have left Sprint and SERO.

 

How is the Sprint LTE deployment?