Hmight
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I have driven from Wisconsin to Florida mulitple times. I have not lost any signal, 3G yes, but never a no signal on Sprint.
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Higher spectrum is needed for 5G, 4K and IoT. The positive I see out of this is they can merge with Sprint, combining low and high band spectrum, but the price tag for Sprint will not be cheap. And this will take at least 5 years to complete the roll out nationwide, but I'm sure Tmo will brag as soon as one tower is live with 600mhz.
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So you would live in a society of having only 1 option versus many options? Short sighted enough??
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New plan removes the promotion of free lines but keeps the 1 yr promotion at $50 for the first line, and yes 10GB hotspot is included.
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SC and VA are NOT in the southeast. I livr in south Florida and have tsken road trips from fort Lauderdale to atlanta. I only lost LTE when I het close to I-10. I have also been to Tampa and Florida. Speeds are more than usable. On LTE all the time. Granted i dont check my phone every minute of the day. But whebi do, i always have LTE and usable data. On a side note...Japan Roaming is awesome.
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https://www.wirelessweek.com/news/2017/02/sprint-cto-says-gigabit-field-trials-coming-spring-or-summer-2017 NICE!
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Sprint's fiscal year has not ended as of December 2016, Mr. Smart. Tmobile has as of December 2016. Add up the last 4 quarters of Sprint's data from January to December 2016 if you want to compare apples to apples. You pull the data on march 2016 (Sprint's last completed) fiscal year and tell me Tmo completed fiscal year number dated Dec. 2016. Why am I wasting my time! I wonder sometimes why we rank at the bottom of the chart in STEM for developed nations. I am experiencing it first hand today. LOL
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http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/sprint-and-ericsson-to-demonstrate-live-high-speed-gigabit-class-data-speeds-over-lte-tdd.htm This gigabit speed -- does sprint need to update the towers or everything is ready to go, except for backhaul?
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You are terrible at this. You are comparing March 2016 (Sprint) data to December 2016 (Tmobile) data. I am going to stop responding to you until you know how bad you are at this.
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Sprint does it with reliability, not coverage. But it is still the same case.
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Read your English again, you are comparing Sprint's one quarter to Tmo's ENTIRE year. Again, leave it to the pros.
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I find it funny when Tmobile trying to make people think their coverage is AS good as Verizon or AT&T. Let's be real.
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Tmobile operating income for the last quarter is not 3.8 B or any quarter in the company's history. Leave your financial numbers analysis to those who know.
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Marcelo didn't walk in with all of that behind him. He walked in when Hesse pretty much screwed up NV roll out and customers were defecting left and right. Marcelo walked in to fully appreciate the effect of the defection and he had to clean house to reverse it. Sprint now is much better than Sprint's 2 years ago. Son bought Sprint because Hesse needed a life line.
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They should have just gone with 1 year of free data for line 3 and 4. It sounds better for marketing.
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I think current customers can choose the upgraded 60/per line, 2 for 100 and 4 for 160 with HD and 10 GB hotspot or choose VZ or TMO. It's already a significant upgrade in my opinion.
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It looks like Marcelo won't join in the fray. https://twitter.com/marceloclaure/status/831507181040177152
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that's a lot of money saved per year. Rural is still a struggle for Sprint, but if you don't live or travel to rural area, 20 bucks a month or 240 a year per line might very well be worth it.
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Sprint needs to adjust its pricing and offering to match Verizon on hotspot and remove the 480p cap, put it at 720p for HD and still can keep the price at 60 for the first line, 40 for the second line etc.
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There is a right or wrong answer. You just have to know where to look. All you have to do is look at the churn rate in the past 2 years. Spoiler alert: it is significantly lower than 2 years ago.
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i would agree with you if this was 2 years ago, but things have changed. A company with growing subsribers and improved liquidity would not seek any interest in an "end game". But I will let your limited knowledge determine your reality.
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Oh, so putting out a plan that is cheaper than everyone else is desperate. And if they put out a plan that's "not desperate", im sure you wont have anything positive to say either. Cant win with you haters! im glad Sprint is running this aggressive promotion.
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Oh and I thought Sprint is in the business of adding more subscribers.
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I like how aggressive they are this quarter. Usually, 1st quarter doesn't have a lot of promotions. They are serious about accelerating.
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Exactly! Rootmetrics actually does a test drive. This relies on users based that could be skewed to the carrier with the population that has the most or least users of the app, and where these users are based.
