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Alright I'm looking for advice. My contract with sprint is up in 8 days, and I'm trying to figure out what my best plan of attack is. I like Sprint, but if the grass is greener I'll consider another company. My work gets me a 22% discount on pretty much any of the main service co., and the plan is to get a nice phone and get the Everything Data plan if I stick with Sprint. I'm trying to decide if I want something like the Instinct, or a blackberry or something. I want a good internet browser, but I'm also interested in things like GPS, MP3 playing perhaps (if I don't get an ipod) I'm also hearing that the Palm Pre that's coming out is supposed to kick rear end. Should I just wait a little to see if that's nice, or is there something out now that will satisfy me? Thanks for your input.
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My plan ends at this end of this year. I'm deciding whether I should stick to Sprint, or switch to Verizon. I know that Verizon's data is better, but I'm having a hard time convincing the cheap-rear end in me that it's worth the price boost. I have the Everything Data plan, and after my discount it's about $70. I'm not sure what a comparable plan via Verizon would be, but I know it's more expensive. The question is, is the speedier data connection worth the money? Help me goons!
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Apr 16, 2012 15:26
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ExcessBLarg! posted:1. Do you have a work discount for Verizon? I took a look at my usage, 2gb a month should be fine, my peak usage is just under a gig so even if I went apeshit because of a faster/stable connection I'd still probably stay under 2. Texts my peak was close to 1000, but fluctuated like mad. My minutes used peaked around 300, I don't like talking on the phone and don't do it often, and the plan I have now is 450 so I don't imagine that should be an issue. I'd really like to just keep it to 1 line, which means i'd probably add the text plan. I get a Verizon discount, I think it's 22% which is similar/comparable to my current Sprint discount. Thanks for the info, that gives me all the ammo I need to make a decision. 
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Apr 18, 2012 16:02
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So I have a question. I have 2 phones, my personal phone and the phone my work provides. The contract on my personal phone recently expired. I'm thinking of just using my work phone (if I can get approved to get an Android phone (or hopefully not, but an Iphone)) and I was wondering what the best route would be to have my personal number ring/text etc. to my work phone. I think I remember reading people would have their number transferred to google, but what do you do from there?
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Feb 13, 2013 16:04
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I'm not a huge iphone fan, but price wise if they said you have to have an iphone, I'm not turning it down. Thanks for the info! edit: Am I assuming wrong when I say that it doesn't matter if it's Verizon or Sprint with using Google Voice? I just noticed in the info that they specifically mention Sprint, but I assume it doesn't matter? Comfortador fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Feb 13, 2013 |
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Feb 13, 2013 17:03
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Duckman2008 posted:Sprint has better Google Voice integration, but Google Voice will function decently on AT&T, Verizon and the rest as well. Honestly, Sprint's data speeds are sucking in most of the country, so keep your fingers crossed that its Verizon. I think I can specify and it's not a big deal to the company. I'm currently with Sprint now which is why I want to change. Thanks again man.
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Feb 13, 2013 22:19
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