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First time I have noticed a second Band 25 carrier in Indy. I am usually parked on Band 41 so who knows how long this has been out there.

Is edge-of-cell performance important on PCS LTE when you have 800? Not really.

 

 

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There are still lots of customers who do not have 800.

Seems like Sprint is getting more aggressive with the advertising. I don't know if this is new but I was listening to the radio. The sprint ad was boasting about their rootmetrics score in my market. It even gave a link to the Sprint site that was dedicated to my market. Has anyone else have this ad on a station in their city?

 

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The market specific ads and websites just launched. There are about 30 cities that have "vanity" URLs. Kind of surprised that Indianapolis wasn't one of them.

 

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any corporate discount can be to any plan, if it is a family plan. It is off the main line, not the additional lines. I have a credit union discount and love it. It cancels out what I pay for insurance basically

Not true. Discounts do not apply to the Unlimited iPhone plan, or the unlimited Family plan. There are others, but those are the most common. On Family Share plans the discount comes off the the data bucket, not the main line.

Called the 1-866-556-7310 number, took all of 3 minutes to order. Pretty cool.

By far the easiest transaction I have ever had with Sprint through any channel.

I've noticed B41 at 56th and Post. On 96th St in fishers. At 62nd and Michigan. It's really getting more wide spread. So happy to see. I still don't think B26 has been optimized yet, although I'm fearing that even when it is, it won't help in my office.

Spark is all over Indy.

Wow, that was silly easy. On and off the phone in less than 3 minutes.

 

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Sprint Zone only shows me my Individual usage...No Shared Meter either

Even after you hit "details"?

What does it show in the Sprint Zone app?

 

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Sprint branded 3rd party stores (Preferred Retailers) can also do it. Like Rocket87 said, if an IB is involved it has to be done on the website.

 

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Same here - it was a 5 minute call. I should have called them direct first!

Like the website says to do... ????

Looks like the Canada add on for International roaming is being delayed. A new add date is not yet available.

The device was mentioned in a blog post. Not sure if this was really meant to be something ready for the masses. Really, who outside of this forum reads Sprint blog posts?

What???

 

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Our new International

Value Roaming just keeps

#gettingbettereveryday!

 

Overview: On 5/6/15, we’re adding Canada

to our growing list of countries!

 

Don’t be fooled when someone says we

don’t have as many countries as some

of our competitors. With the addition

of Canada, Sprint now includes 80% of

the most popular destinations for our

customers wanting this service!

International Value Roaming Countries:

» Canada

» Mexico

» United Kingdom

» Germany

» Brazil

» Argentina

» El Salvador

» Guatemala

» Nicaragua

» Spain

» Chile

» Costa Rica

» Panama

» South Korea

» Japan

» Russia

 

Stay tuned! More countries will be added

very soon and throughout the year!

Canada is being added to the free International roaming on 5-6

 

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I got an e-mail today, interestingly enough (I'm barely a year through a two-year contract):

 

"Have your sights set on a shiny, new phone but feel stuck waiting for your contract to end? Lucky for you, you're eligible to upgrade early when you lease or use Sprint Easy PaySM to purchase a new LTE-capable phone—we've got the latest from Apple, Samsung and HTC.

Head to a Sprint store today to take advantage of your upgrade eligibility and get the most out of your wireless service."

 

Does anyone have any information on this? Would I be able to take advantage of that new $80 a month plan that includes the Samsung S6? It might keep me from leaving for T-Mobile!

 

Thanks all

 

Tommy

Yes, you could switch to the $80 Unlimited Plus plan if you upgraded to the S6 on a lease.

This is a pretty standard offer.

 

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If it is under 30 days the service and repair store shouldn't have much of a problem doing an Advanced Exchange. If it is within the 30 days, the exchange does not count against their exchange budget. It is categorized as a 30 Day Bounce in the list of reasons for approving the exchange.

 

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I am glad to see they have multiple options for the back cover. Anyone know what is so special about the Quantum IPS display they are talking about?

LG announces new 5.5-inch QHD display panel, likely to appear in upcoming G4 http://www.androidcentral.com/lg-announces-new-55-inch-qhd-display-likely-appear-upcoming-g4

Tapatalk fail

The camera on this thing is outstanding, can't say the same for the battery though.

The three people I know that have one all say the battery life is bad.

I will be moving, in June to an Apartment with Brick on the outside! I was wondering if sprint had a booster that work for their LTE and if so which one!

 

I am a complete noob, just have no idea of any boosters or anything like that for sprint!

 

Any advice or ideas would be really helpful! And thank you!!

 

 

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Wifi is the easiest way to "boost" your mobile data connection in your new apartment.

Also, if you are still using a Victory, it is well past time to upgrade to a Spark device for triband goodness.

So I'm "confused"

 

Is it $80 then $20 credit or is the $80 including the credit?

 

$60 would be a great deal. $80 umm not great not bad.

$80 including the credit.

Is the International Roaming available to current customers for free too? I can't find any answers on that new Sprint website which is pretty bad.

Not available until 4/10

That was one of the first devices to support Band 41 so definitely not.

 

First device to support Carrier Aggregation was the LG G flex 2, so from that point forward phones started supporting more than a single 20mhz carrier.

I think the Note 4 Edge was the first CA device.

 

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I would think that most postpaid T-mo customers have moved on to newer devices, but prepaid and MVNOs are more likely to be selling outdated hardware.