JohnHovah

I do on occasion check my usage of all active lines.

Google currents

back alley (abortion?)

Sadly this occurs often and thats where iheartradio comes in for me

letting go

nice headlights ( )( )

I only listen to the "real" radio when running around in the early mornings for the great morning shows that are out. Other than that it's streaming from Google or playing from the HD in my car that has the same 18k songs(minus any recent purchases) I have in the G Cloud...

Double ewwwwwww??? I just got 120ms ping and 30kbps both up and down here in san diego (server in new mexico? I think Robert may be trying to pull my phone into his galactic collection ) Here I thought late Sunday evening saw a fairly low cell load

Keep us in the loop.. Come to think of it, I should check my usage history.

A real radio?? oh you mean that thing that cuts in and out, and has poor reception/static or nonstop commercial segments? I would rather pay a premium to remove the ads.. Speaking of which.. why the hell does Hulu Plus have Ads?!?! (Figured I would add a complaint here to bring the post back to semi-relevancy.. ) So how bout those bears...?

clearly benedict arnold is now a member... time to keep the in-house info over in the premier sponsor / staff forums

management training

army ranger

Only if there is fried chicken Robert!

It's out near BFE, I assure you, it exists. Not like those mythical places such as Shang ri-la or Atlantis where everyone gets full 1tbps 10g connections even in the center of the earth

Thank you for that takeaway.. Therein lies the real issue. If you are paying full price and not seeing a reduction in your bill (although some carriers do) you are still locked into a contract.

Jokes on him, Boost is still a wholly owned subsidiary of Sprint.

when I see "ör a majority of kilobytes", this (to me) indicates that if you are a heavier data user, they may be more forgiving with or a have a soft limit. If you consistently used 3GB+/month on network, I would venture to guess that as long as you are in the ballpark of 10% or less of total data used off-network they wouldn't suspend you. Anyone have a good source on this or from Sprint internals? I was quoted this when I began service in 1998 (no more than 10% usage off nework). Of course terms and conditions change over the years, but the present (see below) doesn't seem completely ironclad. "Off-network Roaming: The primary use of your Device must be for domestic purposes within the Sprint-owned network. Domestic means use in the 50 United States and U.S. Territories (except Guam). Sprint reserves the right, without notice, to deny, terminate, modify, disconnect or suspend service if off-network usage in a month exceeds: (1) voice: 800 min. or a majority of minutes; or (2) data: 300 megabytes or a majority of kilobytes. The display on your device may not always be on and will not indicate whether you will incur roaming charges. You can monitor usage online through My Account. Roaming is not available with single-band phones, or to customers who reside or whose primary use is outside an area covered by the Nationwide Sprint Network. Sprint may limit or terminate service if you move outside of the Sprint owned-network. Full terms here http://shop2.sprint....acy_popup.shtml

Therein lies the problem... If you quit working and end up with too much time on your hands, you now spend far more money on leisure and travel. So unless you sit at home doing nothing all day when you would have normally been working and only spend the same amount of money, it will not be enough. Depending on your present income and debt, the answer will be different for everyone. I for one would alter the question to account for $1M in the bank in addition to $1M in investments after taxes. That way the invested monies could be used to draw a proper salary (~ 50k/year) and what is in the bank would be available for present and near term debt/expenses and all those little things you keep putting off because you never had the time nor resources. I would certainly not quit my job, but down the road I may consider investing in a few businesses on the side to ensure there was other income coming in, in the off chance I ever did find myself unemployed.

I don't think most Sprint users ever have to go that far