Reply With QuoteI wouldn't use data while roaming too often... granted it says unlimited, but data roam enough and you'll get the "you roam too much, so we don't want you as a customer anymore" letter.
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Maybe I'm just remembering incorrectly, but I could've sworn on the old school SERO it used to have a meter that showed my data roaming usage that scaled up to 200MB. But as I was checking my usage today it showed 'Unlimited' on the data roaming section just like it did on the regular data section.
Is that really the case? Not that I plan to use that much data while roaming, but there is one place on my daily drive where I almost always lose my Sprint signal and automatically switch to roaming. And since I stream music it sometimes seems to cause it to have a harder time to switch back over to Sprint's signal once I regain Sprint coverage. Just curious.
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I wouldn't use data while roaming too often... granted it says unlimited, but data roam enough and you'll get the "you roam too much, so we don't want you as a customer anymore" letter.
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It's "Unlimited". If you occasionally roam, then they'll let your use slide. I roam visiting my in laws, occasionally when I travel to rural areas, and sometimes when I travel for work, and they've never made any comments about it.
If you roam more than 50% of the time for a few months in a row, you're asking for the "it's not us, it's you" letter. Don't plan on moving to a market where sprint doesn't have coverage.
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