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  1. wyatt:-)
    Really? When I went to Vegas in Spring I found Sprint to be horrible. I was only on legacy sites and often found myself roaming inside buildings. Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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    Roaming is important, so I'll accept the pesky contract. I figure I'm locking myself into a network that will soon be superior and I'll have unlimited data.
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    Not the end of the world to sign another contract. Knowing the Moto X will be affordable, I can make this my last contract and just pay full in the future. I don't plan on leaving Sprint either. I do hope they take some hints from T-Mobile's no contract strategy. Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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    A little off topic, but not really. I probably want to come back to Sprint when the Moto X is released late August, but I don't want to sign a contract. The phone is said to be cheap off-contract, so signing a 2 year would kinda suck. Are there *any* options?
  5. wyatt:-)
    ...and no update
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    I'd save money on the new plan. $50 for smartphone 1, $40 for smartphone 2. Then a $30 unlimited plan and $20 1GB plan. That's $140. Saving $10.
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    Since I can't view the old plans, how much was the Everything Data plan for 2 lines? I'd like to compare it to the new plan. Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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    I wish Sprint would update their pricing and no contract options. $150 a month is the cheapest smartphone plan available for 2 phones, while $100 will get me unlimited everything at T-Mobile. Sprint has a stronger network than T-Mo in LA and I'd totally come back to them if I could sign up without a contract. Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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    Big Sur, CA. MetroPCS roams on Verizon. Even though AT&T has some service there, T-Mobile blocks roaming. Not cool. North of San Francisco Metro covers Ukiah and Redwood Valley with LTE. T-Mobile provides only 2G.
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