What is your rating on Sprint wireless services?
When it comes to signal with our cell phone these days it seems to lack much but one important thing is your answer to this question before i sign up with sprint..if you are a sprint customer or know someone who uses it what do you think from 1-5 and 1 bieng the weakest link best suites this company overall?
Sprint is definitely one of the top 4 wireless service providers but they have their downfalls. I have worked for both AT&T and Verizon and while working for both of those companies the largest percentage of customers that we had switch over from other providers were by far Sprint customers. By top 4 I am referring to Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-mobile. What are the differences? Verizon and Sprint use the same type of technology, known as CDMA while AT&T and T-Mobile both use a technology called GSM. Whats the difference to you? Now a days not much at all. So what are the pros and cons, well Verizon and AT&T are more expensive than T-Mobile and Sprint. In most cases its only about 10-20 bucks a month but here are reasons for that. Verizon and AT&T’s coverage far exceeds both that of Sprint and T-mobile’s. Best coverage ranging from best to worst among these companies goes like this: Verizon>AT&T>Sprint>T-mobile. You can see this by visiting their websites. Reasons like that are why they are cheaper. I personally have listen to customers tell me horror stories about Sprints coverage and their customer service and to be truthful is the last company I would recommend going with. I have worked for Cingular, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon and I have had service with all of those carriers. By far the best thus far has been Verizon and I will never give Verizon up. Their company, coverage, reliability, etc have been the best and most professional I have ever seen. I hope this helps, if you need any more information please let me know!
Sprint is definitely one of the top 4 wireless service providers but they have their downfalls. I have worked for both AT&T and Verizon and while working for both of those companies the largest percentage of customers that we had switch over from other providers were by far Sprint customers. By top 4 I am referring to Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-mobile. What are the differences? Verizon and Sprint use the same type of technology, known as CDMA while AT&T and T-Mobile both use a technology called GSM. Whats the difference to you? Now a days not much at all. So what are the pros and cons, well Verizon and AT&T are more expensive than T-Mobile and Sprint. In most cases its only about 10-20 bucks a month but here are reasons for that. Verizon and AT&T’s coverage far exceeds both that of Sprint and T-mobile’s. Best coverage ranging from best to worst among these companies goes like this: Verizon>AT&T>Sprint>T-mobile. You can see this by visiting their websites. Reasons like that are why they are cheaper. I personally have listen to customers tell me horror stories about Sprints coverage and their customer service and to be truthful is the last company I would recommend going with. I have worked for Cingular, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon and I have had service with all of those carriers. By far the best thus far has been Verizon and I will never give Verizon up. Their company, coverage, reliability, etc have been the best and most professional I have ever seen. I hope this helps, if you need any more information please let me know!
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Sprint is poor overall service from my experience. We purchased two Sprint phones and paid a $300 deposit up front plus other regular fees. For the first three months, we went through total aggrivation. They would tell us we did not pay the deposit, even though we paid it when we got the durn phones. It was not put in properly, so they cut the phones off and on, charging us for each time. They charged us for calling our own voice mails, which was suppose to be free with our plan. We got charged minutes for in-network calls which ran our minutes over. We got charge for roaming on our plan, which was also suppose to be free. We even got charged minutes on calling mobile to mobile. When we decided we had enough, they charged us $400 extra to stop service plus the extra stuff we were not suppose to have to pay for. Don’t trust them!
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