mob (banned)On the next level.. join:2000-10-07 San Jose, CA |
mob (banned)
Member
2012-Dec-12 9:14 am
Where are all the people that bitch?I mean, seriously. Where are the same 6 people that will piss and moan, whine and cry about Sprint lighting up a small town with LTE? |
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exactly... . Bet you it's like 6 cell sites they upgraded... |
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to mob
They're only complaining because Sprint's putting the little towns ahead of big cities. (Sprint hasn't launched LTE in NYC, San Francisco, Seattle, Detroit or Phoenix, but LTE has launched in oddball places like 'South Bend, IN')
AT&T has already rolled out LTE in almost every major city, so there's less to complain about when they roll out in smaller cities.
Smaller cities and rural areas are really all they have left to cover. |
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And the fact that Sprint is completely replacing/installing all new base stations as opposed to at&t that is simply adding equipment.. |
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BiggA Premium Member join:2005-11-23 Central CT |
to maxsilver
Excactly. AT&T has all the big cities covered. |
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to mob
said by mob:I mean, seriously. Where are the same 6 people that will piss and moan, whine and cry about Sprint lighting up a small town with LTE? Here I am!!!! |
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to maxsilver
Not to mention that Sprint had cities like Chicago covered prior to them deciding to spin Xhom off to Clear and then sitting and NOT doing anything for how long? |
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to BiggA
Yeah - right. More than half of Los Angeles hasn't even been touched. |
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FFH5 Premium Member join:2002-03-03 Tavistock NJ |
to maxsilver
said by maxsilver:They're only complaining because Sprint's putting the little towns ahead of big cities. (Sprint hasn't launched LTE in NYC, San Francisco, Seattle, Detroit or Phoenix, but LTE has launched in oddball places like 'South Bend, IN')
South Bend, In oddball? You mean Notre Dame University. With thousands of customers and tens of thousands of visitors on game days? Why would Sprint ever want to build out LTE there? |
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BiggA Premium Member join:2005-11-23 Central CT |
to en103
They're not as good as Verizon, but at least they're way ahead of Sprint. |
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