[ddk632]

And Sprint gets a bad rap but I don’t get it. I have been a Sprint customer for years and years and love it. And my anything and everything unlimited service is way cheaper than Verizon. I mean that in a year I save hundreds of dollars over what Verizon would cost. Just saying.

I've been eyeing the new 4G Evo ... waiting until my promotional discount becomes vested in October.

I was previously a Verizon customer for 4 years, and I switched to Sprint specifically for the unlimited service. I pay about 1/3 of the cost compared to my former Verizon bills for the exact same plans (data, internet, text, etc - basically everything).

I do have to say that Verizon was better here in Florida, never dropped a call. But in the Hollywood Hills in LA where I used to live, I got dropped calls all the time; so service really does depend on Area.

I drive to work and there's a spot or two near the Everglades where my sprint phone drops signal, and it does not work in parts of my office building.

However, for 1/3 the cost ... I have no complaints :)

[discipler]

The number of dead spots I have is very small. For years I have a spot in my daily drive that the signal always drops. It’s been that way for years. There is a building a frequent that the signal is very poor. But nearly everything else is all go. And the Sprint price is way less than Verizon or AT&T. My families four phones have everything unlimited data and we share 3,000 anytime minutes. Including insurance on all phones, we are a over a hundred dollars less a month for what it would costs with Verizon. Verizon just isn’t worth $350 a month for four phones.