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Honestly, digiblur, I find that attitude disgusting. Some of you refuse to accept that a shared resource has to be managed and that maybe, just maybe providers institute caps to manage supply and demand, not to soak your wallet.

 

You guys should find an all you can eat restaurant. Then, when closing time hits before you have pigged out enough, you should burn down the restaurant out of revenge.

 

AJ

LMAO, I used to wait to the end of my billing cycle and use all my cell minutes years ago.

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I also read that Verizon will be adding LTE to the AWS 1700 band.

 

Either way I think sprint is taking the necessary steps to become competitive again. I'm eager for Evdo on 800mhz.

Sprint isnt putting evdo on 800 only 1x. Also vzw still isn't putting aws on every site

 

To be fair, they spent a ton to purchase their network from Vodafone and dropped ARPU to gain sub's in Japan from things I've seen. So from that I'd take that they're willing to endure short term pain to gain subs long term.

We can only hope that happens.

Just to throw my $.02 in here... do I remember correctly that SoftBank maintains unlimited data in Japan? I agree that people abuse unlimited without a doubt BUT if SoftBank offers unlimited, I'd have to imagine Sprint keeps it.

Softbank also wants to make back the billions that they are going to spend acquiring that 70% portion of Sprint.

Looking at those tiered data plans Sprint is charging extra for hotspot with separate hotspot data pools for different devices. Instead of deducting data from the data pool like att and vzw.

Looks like someone hit the site on Lem Turner near Callahan and the site in Callahan.

I personally don't have a problem with sprint going to tiered data as long as the pricing stays competitive and differentiate sprint from the big two. Seems like the only people that are afraid of sprint going to a tiered structure are those who abuse the network by tethering and using their sprint device as their home isp.

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Seems like its a matter of time before similar plans trickle down to the regular subs. In which from a business stand point it makes a lot of sense. The plans brings in more revenue and keeps data use under control at the same time.

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19 sites accepted for the Jax market can't wait to get home to see which ones.

Okay...my frustration is at an all-time high. I work downtown and I used to be able to stream music, but for the past few weeks, I have not been able to with a consistent connection. I have contacted Sprint 4 times about this, but to no avail. The first two times, there supposedly was some kind of outtage that was supposed to be fixed last Friday. I contacted them twice today and the first time, the network provisioning didn't go through and the 2nd time, the tech had me update the profile (my PRL wouldn't update). Pandora worked for 5 minutes. Then I switched to Amazon Cloud Player and it worked for 5 minutes than became unusable (every 10-20 seconds it was buffering) and it's driving me batty.

 

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Maybe the towers have been getting hit harder in that area lately.

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Just spotted a completed tower. On the corner of Edgewood and beaver street. Looks like all the nv work is complete but no LTE active at the time.

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It's stock. I rooted and recolored the icons myself. It just recently started doing this. I switched from Automatic to Home Only for the roam network setting, and then back and it grayed them out.

Maybe because you have it set to home only it grayed the options out because they wont be needed. Home only means your device will only connect to sprint signal and will not roam. So when ever you go to a location where you would normally roam you will not have a signal at all.

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from personal experience both Sprint and T-Mobile are basically worthless while on NAS Jax, particularly as you approach the eastern side. Verizon might be your best bet for NAS Jax service.

Service at Nas Jax is bad for all carriers. It just depends where you are at the time. Every carrier has their places where their service is dismal on the base.

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i know that sensorly isnt the be all to wireless signals. If u havent been there thats fine. My question was directed to people that have been there or around there.

I've personally had signal on 295 across the buckman bridge near the Roosevelt exit but I haven't been near the base. Most users here uses sensorly and map their trips. Maybe someone in that area will confirm that it is or isn't service in that area.

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Saw some work being done downtown. Tower near the interstate. Not sure if it's a sprint site but I checked the Florida map in the sponsor section that shows all the towers in the Jax market and there is a site a in that area.

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Break fast

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Maybe there is a cell site on/or near the navy base that is active.

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