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Originally Posted by
EvilsplashyÂ
Sprint sucks too. I have an iPhone. 3G is unbelievably slow and video takes forever to download. However, they are the cheapest and have good customer service.
In my opinion, every cell company is horrible. They all have their flaws. I would honestly stick with AT&T. I really wish I had AT&T to be honest. I can't stand Sprint cell service anymore. There's a reason why it's so darn cheap
They are all pretty bad. I have had the most luck with Verizon as far as connectivity. AT&T has the best customer service. I don't have any experience with Sprint. I would go to them because I have already burned my bridges with Verizon!!
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Originally Posted by
GizmoDuckÂ
Whatever you do, I would try and hold out till the holiday season, save up and buy the BIG DOG for whatever carrier you decide to go with. End of the year is usually when you will see the next jump forward in smart phones generations. Gotta stay ahead of the curve as much as you can. Get the biggest and best to future proof yourself. Life cycle of smart phones is getting smaller and smaller.
Find out which carrier has the best coverage in your area. Most likely it will be Verizon but if you want to cut costs this might not be the best option. They will be more $ than the rest but should offer the best coverage.
If you going with Sprint right now, I would either get the Galaxy Nexus or Galaxy S III. Both are amazing phones.
The Nexus would be what I would go with if I went to Sprint. It is only $50 on Wirefly. I'd really like the S3 because I believe it is the best phone out right now.
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Originally Posted by
svtfmookÂ
if you're laid off, and money is tight enough to where you need to cut costs and drop lines, then i would stick with the POS phone until december, and if you're not back to working, i would go with a non-contract cheaper service. i wouldn't be too worried about my cell phone being cool.
but that's me.
I'm not worried about the phone being cool. I do use most of the features as far as texting and internet usage. I was using the gps navigation until the phone lost it's ability to connect to gps satellites. I called AT&T again today and they reset the connection to the network. It was working marginally better. I will see how it is working tomorrow. The biggest problem with AT&T is that their lineup of smartphones is really crappy.
Thanks for all the feedback. i really appreciate it.
