Pillowsplat

Yea pretty much just bump up my upgrade by 2 months. 3vo is fine. Wimax leaves a bit to be desired even though dc md and nova have spots its a rare day I'm able to take advantage. In sales in the car its a non service. Since the battery needs to be plugged in so I'm not out of juice by 3:00pm. 4G is off. Not a big deal I will wait.

I thought this may be of interest to some. My last premier upgrade is July 1 2012. After the stories of the htc lte I decided to ask for an early upgrade. My hope was to get in on the early order figuring by 7-1 there might be supply chain issues. I called sprint account services did the usual cs rep - supervisor - then I guess the account dept. I got the Ok all the way up. Until last rep said she couldn't over ride the computer. But said keep your eyes open and maybe try again. Total time on the phone 35 min. I'm a good 2 line customer pay in terms been with sprint since 1990. Give good reviews and give sprint my concern if a good review is not in order. I guess it's fair that guys who are eligible for upgrades should not be bumped cause worked there system. Anyway I just asked if did not press. The supervisor did ask what I didn't like about the 3vo. Failed digitizer. 3d Camera is a non feature. Repeating texts. Just little things. So much for me being an early adopter.

Thanks I didn't know that. But the reality at home I just turn on the TV. In fact I have never used the Sprint TV. In fact I just checked it is not in my applications.

I was looking forward to getting the Newer Airvanna vs the 1st generation airave a couple of years ago. But I did not really think it thru. I get in the house and its on the wifi 16 to 20ish mbs. If the wifi is down for some reason so is the airvana. It really only helps with the calls. It does do a great job at that. So in order to run the airvanna you need an internet connection. I suspect most people have wifi. For the consumer the LTE airvanna would be a bit redundant and not really a good back up. Plus it would just gum up the LTE lines

Just ask for a break on the phone. I was quoted $50 off on each phone if I switched from Sprint. That was just my first ask. I had plenty of asks left. As an avid cyclist fan I totally got the joke. The USA pro sports scene has a better PR department and the fans just don't care if their guys pump themselves full of drugs to win. The problem cyclists face is they ride for Thirty days at close to 30 mph everyday in the Tour de France. Expresso and pasta just don't give you those results. It seems that era is closing slowly. Time will tell

The Ad using the BB player seems like a waste of money similar to Shaq. Why do they insist on paying celebs a premium when a message needs to be delivered. Probably the best ad I have seen for a phone company is the Verizon ad aimed at ATT. The pick up game at the park and they plant the seed effectively. Go ahead experiment and pick the guy with the sandals and socks he will really help your team. Then they flash to the sandal boy laying it up to the underside of the rim. It effectively communicates the other carriers are bumbling the task at hand. Now I don't discount what it takes to run a network. But Sprint has never impressed me as the A team in this industry. Cheaper yes. Great service yes.

What constitutes a carrier? Thanks.

You win! New word. Thanks Great Reading here Enjoy.

EM try to stay away from predicting. Please. Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2