Sprint acknowledges that crack is good, or Instinct is bad

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Gamer90 @ Apr 22nd 2008 11:49PM

That quote seems like something the wired person said not sprint.

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Chris Ziegler @ Apr 22nd 2008 11:50PM

Yes, but it's Sprint's ad. Odd quote to use, no?

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jon @ Apr 23rd 2008 12:30AM

I have had sprint for 2 years and have had no problems with sprint and their service. I had very few dropped calls and that is because it was in the subway or in the elevator. I GET SERVICE IN THE SUBWAY. What other carrier gets service there?!?

I have been in Virginia, Florida, California, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Nevada, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Conneticut and all these states have flawless service from sprint. I don't know where you are living but get out of your hole.

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Dave @ Apr 23rd 2008 12:40AM

yes you get service everywhere, and the service is crap everywhere...it's like talking into a walkie talkie, unless Sprint has miraculously changed over the past two years. And no, I wasn't in some small shittown market when I was with Sprint, I was in Dallas.

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youngcalihottie @ Apr 23rd 2008 7:06PM

yes, you get sprint service everywhere. ...powered by verizon. do you seriously not know what the triangle icon is? come on now, you know youve seen it. its probably been lit ever since u bought the phone. its been there for so long u thought it was the "power is on" icon. lol.

im no verizon fanboy. actually i hate verizon. and i am even considering sprint's $99 plan. but at the same time im not fooled by it. their customer service is absolute shit. and so is their own signal. but hey, if the roaming agreements are working in your favor, then its all good, right?

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