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afazel

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  1. I get less than 4 down with -100 most of the time. Sometimes it'll hit 4. It's usually usable, at least.

     

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    They must have done some work around here. I just got over 5 down and 2 up with a -110 dBm signal.

  2. I wonder how long until we see a Samsung Galaxy Epic Sparky 4G Touch.

     

    It does annoy me that I bought the first triband phone only to find out it will be the last one from 2013 to be able to use triband. Hopefully this will be a case of under promise and over deliver. I have active band 41 right where I live and want to try it out now.

    I think you meant Samsung Galaxy Epic Sparky 4G Touch by Sprint with Google

     

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  3. Another one of those damn terms the NOLA market started..donut sites..red sticked sites.

     

    Baton Rouge translates to Red Stick.  We had a bunch of sites at the beginning of the market rollout that didn't work.  I was marking them on our market map as red pins.  Looked like a bunch of red sticking out the map in Baton Rouge so the irony stuck.  We started calling any broken site in our market, "red sticked".

     

    Ah, thanks. I like that.

  4. Sprint could decide to only put a subset of the devices into their DB and only allow those sold specifically for their network to be activated. I don't know about a CDMA authentication file, but the main obstacle is getting the CDMA carrier to activate it.

     

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  5. I had good luck with Sprint's old service plan, the 2 corporate stores near me were always great, usually just swapped out my device if they couldn't fix something within a few minutes.  The one time I needed to take advantage of my Black Tie plan, they gave me a brand new phone on the spot, so I can't complain about that either.

     

    -Mike

     

    That's been my experience with Sprint TEP back when I had an OG Evo, but when I had my Hero with the Geek Squad Black Tie protection they wanted to send it in. I think I ended up fixing it myself because it was a software/ROM issue. I ended up canceling right then and Sprint let me pick up their insurance because it was during open enrollment. Best Buy kept charging me for the Black Tie protection and wouldn't refund me, so I initiated and won a chargeback with my CC.

  6. I prefer Best Buy for my phone upgrades because I like their insurance plan better, and you can earn reward points to save a few bucks down the road. But Sprint might deliver preorders faster though, who knows until November 8 gets closer..

     

    -Mike

     

    I like Sprint's insurance plan better because you can just take it into a Sprint store for many repairs. Sometimes you can get a replacement then and there. Geek Squad they have to send it in in all instances and it can take 2 weeks or more to get your phone back. I don't have a backup phone, so that would be awful for me. YMMV.

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