Reply With QuoteIt's impossible to answer without knowing where you live and what you mean by "better" - in other words, what do you want in a mobile phone service?
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Phone fan
I might be switching, but I don't know. Right now I have T-mobile.
Mobile phone addict
It's impossible to answer without knowing where you live and what you mean by "better" - in other words, what do you want in a mobile phone service?
"I didn't get fat by accident. This was a personal choice. " - Kevin Gillespie
Why yes, that is a bag phone
Originally posted by LightZero
I might be switching, but I don't know. Right now I have T-mobile.
you are looking at 2 very different carriers. You must be specific with what you want out of the carrier. Then people can help you more.
Why yes, that is a bag phone
mch you beat me by a minuteOriginally posted by MKShot
you are looking at 2 very different carriers. You must be specific with what you want out of the carrier. Then people can help you more.
My screen is bigger than yours
I had SprintPCS up till this last Saturday. I have T-Mobile now and am very happy with T-Mobile. I think it really depends on what you're looking for in a company. Here in San Jose, CA the coverage is about the same for Sprint and T-Mobile, so what I was looking for were good rate plans (Tmo), good customer service (Tmo), and good data rates (Tmo). At least here in SJ, Tmo rules!
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Why yes, that is a bag phone
i think the difference is like between herpes and a cold.
and tmo is the cold....
but its true, it depends on whats in your area and suits you best.
My screen is bigger than yours
Based on my experience in the New England area, go with T-Mobile.
Post Machine
dude, where are you located?Originally posted by LightZero
I might be switching, but I don't know. Right now I have T-mobile.
its your location and wherever you're usually are that will differentiate 2 carriers
unless both of them has equally good service in your area, i might say, get the better deal
Radiation is good
just go with TMO anyway..
Catherine Zeta-Jones looks way better than that guy with trenchcoat!
HoFo OG
trenchcoat=salesOriginally posted by Auricom
just go with TMO anyway..
Catherine Zeta-Jones looks way better than that guy with trenchcoat!
I've got more phones than fingers
LOLOriginally posted by FiReBReTHa
i think the difference is like between herpes and a cold.
and tmo is the cold....
but its true, it depends on whats in your area and suits you best.
I have a blue tooth
Just do this, check how many days you have to decide whether or not to keep the Sprint service. Cuz if it sucks in your area, bounce with the quickness.
My screen is bigger than yours
The call quality and network reliability are much higher at Sprint, but I'm too cheap to switch so that's all I'm going to say.
Phone Collector
Coverage -- Advantage Sprint (especially with roaming on Verizon's network)
Data Rates -- Advantage Sprint (Unlimited Vision for $15 and the ability to connect to your laptop to access the internet at 144kbps is quite amazing, no one compares to this)
Prices -- Advantage T-Mobile (No question)
Phones -- Advantage T-Mobile (Ah the world of GSM phones)
Features -- Advantage T-Mobile (Sprint doesn't have SMS/MMS, though Sprint has ReadyLink walkie-talkie...but that's not something everyone's interested in)
Customer Service -- Advantage T-Mobile (T-Mobile reps are very polite...much more than I can say about Sprint's)
International Roaming -- Advantage T-Mobile (NO question here)
Anything else you can think of?
My screen is bigger than yours
Coverage - Absolutely, from my personal experience anyway. YMMV depending on where you're located.Originally posted by igarvey
Coverage -- Advantage Sprint (especially with roaming on Verizon's network)
Data Rates -- Advantage Sprint (Unlimited Vision for $15 and the ability to connect to your laptop to access the internet at 144kbps is quite amazing, no one compares to this)
Prices -- Advantage T-Mobile (No question)
Phones -- Advantage T-Mobile (Ah the world of GSM phones)
Features -- Advantage T-Mobile (Sprint doesn't have SMS/MMS, though Sprint has ReadyLink walkie-talkie...but that's not something everyone's interested in)
Customer Service -- Advantage T-Mobile (T-Mobile reps are very polite...much more than I can say about Sprint's)
International Roaming -- Advantage T-Mobile (NO question here)
Anything else you can think of?
Data Rates - Yep. But technically you're not allowed to tether your handset to a laptop/PDA. And the fact that without BT, you're forced to carry another cable around. Sort of defeats the purpose of portability to me.
Prices - Depends. I think if you go with the higher end plans/shared phones, I think they're about equal or even a nod to Sprint PCS.
Phones - Agreed. RL is nice but I would've preferred if Sprint continued to offer J phone (NTT Docomo) clones instead.
Features - Currently? T-mobile. But as soon as Sprint offers MO-SMS, they'll be slightly ahead (still no BT enabled phones).
Customer Service - Abso-freaking-lutely.
International Roaming - Yep!
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