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dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
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join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
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What are they smoking

These prices might appeal to those with bad credit but c'mon.
prepaid is normally used by those smart consumers wanting to avoid those unfees.
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NotTheMama
What Would Earl Do?

join:2012-12-06

I think they don't understand the difference between "prepaid" and "PAYG".
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elefante72

join:2010-12-03
East Amherst, NY
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Didcha read the press release? Once you are outside of Sprint's robust network, you roam on EDGE. Interestingly enough, that shouldn't be a problem because when I was ON Sprints native network it was getting EDGE speeds This product is definitely targeted toward MetroPCS folks (metro, bad credit)...maybe they can pick up a few subs....

This is no more than Sprint putting a checkbox (me too) to compete with the anemic native prepaid offerings from AT&T and Verizon and more importantly siphon off a few MetroPCS subs while TMO is in the transition. The only twist I see is LTE at this point, which they are going to offer to their MVNO anyways (including Sprint-owned MVNO), so if some poor soul who has bad credit when they roll into the store, the sales guys have a product to sell.

Like I said, fill in the checkbox...



NotTheMama
What Would Earl Do?

join:2012-12-06

I read the Fierce[category_here] article about the cute-sy 'Sprint As You Go' non-brand. Was there a press release, too? (No, I didn't go to the Sprint site to see.)

(...not sure what that has to do with what I said earlier)
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SteelerRaw

@timet.com

reply to elefante72

said by elefante72:

Didcha read the press release? Once you are outside of Sprint's robust network, you roam on EDGE. Interestingly enough, that shouldn't be a problem because when I was ON Sprints native network it was getting EDGE speeds

Sprint, nor any of it's domestic roaming partners, does not use EDGE. EDGE is a GSM thing...

Network Guy
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join:2000-08-25
New York

I'm sure this person meant 1x GPRS, which is actually natively slower than EDGE. But I see his point. I ditched Sprint for this very reason. It would piss me off to see 3G on my phone but the websites would not load or get anywhere.


whiteyonenh

join:2004-08-09
Keene, NH

said by Network Guy:

I'm sure this person meant 1x GPRS, which is actually natively slower than EDGE. But I see his point. I ditched Sprint for this very reason. It would piss me off to see 3G on my phone but the websites would not load or get anywhere.

GPRS is also a GSM Tech... you're actually looking for 1xRTT

brianiscool

join:2000-08-16
Tampa, FL
kudos:1

reply to dvd536
I have bad credit 740 rating..



AMDUSER
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join:2003-05-28
Earth
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reply to dvd536
The unfees, charged by Verizon is why I went with Pageplus... same network coverage.. none of the fees.

*Sprints coverage locally is bad... I only get 2 bars... with VZ [Pageplus] I get 4 bars... in my house and 3 bars in the basement. Most importantly- no mysteriously dropped calls.


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