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I skimmed the report and alot of good things were said said that made me excited for the merger. I don't want Sprint to go but it was really a eye opener as to the state of Sprint and their network going forward. I would like to keep my plan but worse case if I can't i'll just jump onto my T-mobile One All In promo plan that I currently pay for my parents which would be an extra $35 per month.

I’m not going to drag out something that was posted at 7am. I’ll post this and leave it at that. My post was in response to Kg4icg and him saying he wonder what people are smoking and that being on Sprint is in a way like being on boost. Also That there’s no need to go from one end to another and the difference is little to none. His comment was in response to yours about getting your S9 on boost with the assumption I guess you already had Sprint(saw after my comment was posted). His comment came off as if his city is not the best with Sprint and or Boast and that you’re wasting your money. That’s why I posted what I did. Im really not down for a debate and how I’ve gotten a few responses about my comment being uncalled for mean. I personally don’t think so. I think referring to drug use is uncalled for but outside of that, I’ve seen way worse comments get posted on here that gets handled by the admins.

That doc is sooo juicy with all the tea. That Sprint 5G map is a mess but its hitting cities that are well off for Sprint.

Not at all sir. But if you feel like I am then I’ll let you win.

It sounds like your area is trash based on your post. Besides all that, it’s his money so who really cares.

Dang and I thought I was doing something getting 209 on the download on my X.

You are getting more for you money feature wise with Boost. Hulu is a perk but not nothing overly special. I'd take the taxes and fees being included in my plan over Hulu. That money I would save could go towards Hulu.

AT&T and Time Warner got the green light. Let’s open the flood gates officially to buy up whoever. This ruling today gives and shows there little to no reason why Tmo and Sprint cannot marry.

Sprint really kept up with the other 3 and at times exceeded them in raw download. It's the upload that holds them back soo much.

You can definitely tell that Sprint is really injecting money into their network. Those results are showing that they are not too far behind in some aspects. The downloads are a mess though but at least they were all above 20mbps. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I love the fact that Sprint is sticking to being BAU. I just passed a new Sprint Corp store being worked on for launch. I turned back around and the inside has the same set with the all white, window panels and yellow lighting along the displays. This store will be extremely close to a T-Mobile

I'm going to take it as it does not if it was missing from the page OR Sprint wants to give the image that you will not roam on their network because they have the coverage.

The Kickstart page is live. Nice breakdown on what all you get compared to their UF plan. The only problem I have is the coverage map, It shows the "overall" coverage. I guess if the other carriers are doing it then why not. The map shows coverage everywhere but that might not be the case based on that map. https://www.sprint.com/en/shop/plans/unlimited-kickstart.html

Nice price but looking at the press release its a very watered down unlimited plan: video -480p Music 500 kbps Online gaming 2mbps data is slowed in areas of congestion. Theres no no 22GB trigger

What a way to really kick things in gear with the network with a merger at the heel.

This is good publicity for Sprint and their network in NY.

I hate when they brag about their 2.5.

https://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/sprint-cto-explains-how-it-plans-to-win-5g-race I just find it kinda strange that when Sprint has any network based press releases that they don't really mention too much about the merger and how it will "help." Whereas T-Mobile just about every press release there is a spill about how great the merger is going to be and what it will accomplish. I would have assumed that Sprint would be hitting the pavement just as hard about the merger. It's like Sprint is keeping somewhat of a distance and speaks on the merger when asked and is not putting all there eggs in one basket again.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/sprint-partners-with-scopeworker-on-multi-billion-dollar-5g-deployment-300652330.html Lets see what comes of this. Sounds promising though!

Your guess is as good as mine. To me that plan appeared as though it was a pyramid scheme to get a cheaper price. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Framily, Unlimited My, My Way and ED, what other plans could they be talking about?

I would love to see Sprint target AT&T since they are in some ways on par or better. These robots would be great for their 5G marketing.

I think that's because when it comes to 5G everyone is on their own path and are trying to accomplish what they set out to do with 5G and are looking way past just mobile. It's going to be a money maker since it can be connected to so many more things than just tablets and phones. Sprint and Tmo are more concerned with mobile which is not a area of rush for the Top 2.

http://newsroom.sprint.com/sprint-announces-new-york-city-phoenix-and-kansas-city-among-first-to-experience-sprint-5g.htm Sprint has added New York, Phoenix and Kansas to the list of 5G cities for Q1 2019. I'm really liking how Sprint is moving fast on the network thus far as if there is no merger on the table.

CASA for small cells looks like Sprint is using Casa as well for their small cell plan.