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Just now, derrph said:

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

And you're taking things way out of proportion. 

6 minutes ago, danlodish345 said:

 I’m actually not a sprint customer at the moment. So I want to see what the phone can do. I don’t desire post paid anymore because it’s just too complicated. So I’m thinking of going prepaid.  Plus I want to see if the network has improved in terms of coverage and reliability. Coverage along the main highway in town is just fine but I want to see if it’s improved off the main road.

Oh ok, that I didn't know. 

9 minutes ago, danlodish345 said:

 I am looking forward to getting my S9 plus onto boost Mobile to do some speed testIng 

Scratches head and wonders what people are smoking , you already on boost in a way being a sprint customer, nothing is going to change. So what's the point? Right now m sitting here with a LG G7. 

Right now I'm just getting use to the LG G7 right now, liking it so far, especially the wide angle lens. 

2 hours ago, NanoVirus said:

Is anyone seeing an issue where their phone goes into a boot loop once the battery goes below 25%. I think my phone knows the U12+ is coming out and its throwing a fit.

Your phone is as old as mine, and the battery does do funky things when they get near 2 years old, I have the One A9 myself 

ISP's states there speeds in megabits, not megabytes, storage oem's like western digital and Samsung state there capacity in megabytes not megabits, people get that confused. So 603 megabits per secong is 75.365megabytes 

I guess you guys forgot about the link that I posted a couple of months ago about sprint sending magic boxes to companies instead of having a das setup in offices being more cost effective and not having to deal with landlords. The reason why magic  box is in such high demand. 

Maybe someone wanting to profit in a short run up of stock, get a little profit taking to pay there tax bill due on the 15th, who knows. 

Tmobile is 30 billion in debt and less then 2 billion in cash on hand, so how is this merger talk going to happen, with unicorn horns and Fairey dust. Sprint 36 billion debt and over 6 billion in cash on hand. Then realize the cost of Reconfiguring, and you get nothing but headaches. Don't forget the spectrum financial plan that sprint just initiated to.  

And you guys are reacting  too market scuttlebutt, the last deal didn't go well because of tmobile, and it isn't happening now. 

Looks like Sprint got what they needed for  the spectrum backed investment offering. 

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3340866-sprint-closes-3_9b-spectrum-backed-notes-plans-network-investment

a new video on youtube showing some hardware https://www.youtube.com/embed/kbE214bILmA

something going on with Softbank and Charter https://seekingalpha.com/news/3338315-charter-plus-1_5-percent-new-reports-softbank-buildup?app=1&uprof=45&utoken=f668ff9d9034ae0f8d27f692efe25258#email_link

I just said screw it and used my browser, haven't had a single problem. Using edge on Android and my computer 

Looks like Sprint got something from MWC. 

https://www.mobileworldcongress.com/winners-2018/best-mobile-technology-breakthrough/

http://investors.sprint.com/news-and-events/press-releases/press-release-details/2018/Sprint-Magic-Box-Wins-2018-Global-Mobile-Award-for-Best-Mobile-Technology-Breakthrough/default.aspx

I wonder what t-mobile was thinking with this. 

5 minutes ago, Paynefanbro said:

Well on the topic of 5G, T-Mobile decided to one-up Sprint. 

https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news-and-blogs/mwc-2018-5g.htm

With what? A string and 2 tin cans? 

Looking forward to it, we'll be upgrading my primary line in June, so will just have to wait and see what device to get by then to take advantage of the DC area when it kicks in. 

Update now loaded up. 

Sprint put this up on YouTube. 

And another interesting note, Sprint is 36 billion in debt with 4.4 billion in cash reserves, Verizon is 117 billion in debt with only 2 billion in cash reserves with at&1 156 billion with 50 billion in reserves and t-mobile  30 billion in debt with 1.6 billion in reserves. 

Looks like something is happening https://seekingalpha.com/article/4146259-5g-reality-2_0-sprints-launch-t-takes-hit-verizon-gets-major-boost-t-mobile-still-treading?auth_param=7te0v:1d86j2i:3cec15670f47eec835970316c41efe73&uprof=45

3 minutes ago, RedSpark said:

Isn’t Sprint already paying carriage fees with its TV App?

Actually, the consumer is paying for it when they have a certain package or channels initiated. Owning a cable company is another matter all in its own. 

2 hours ago, RedSpark said:

I know Sprint has the Hulu arrangement, and perhaps we’ll see a discounted “Live TV” plan for Sprint customers soon.

However, did Sprint miss out on an opportunity here?

http://www.multichannel.com/news/content/t-mobile-paid-325-million-layer3-tv/418030

Do you realize how much more money you be shelling out to run a cable operation with channel contracts and the like, asking  to be paid more with each contract renewal. That's a chore all on its own and Legere will find out. 

Here is a take on Magic Box, that no one saw.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4142606-sprints-magic-box-landlords-enterprise-sprint-win?auth_param=7te0v:1d791g3:d0f1f461888a2406be7de331649b915e&uprof=45