Cliff Wells wrote: > On a somewhat more useful note: > > Sprint: their new "Fair and Flexible" plans are really nice (in fact, > they really are "fair and flexible" compared to most other plans). Of > course, this is only if you can stand the dropped calls
I've *never* had that happen in 4 years with sprint, unless I lose signal. and paying in > person Huh? You can go to their website and use a CC, call them and use a credit card, or use your bank's billpay. (or if you can stand wearing out the buttons on your phone as you > navigate through endless automated menus Again, huh? They have an awesome voice recgonition system that routes you quickly to the right people. and are bombarded with > advertising selling you what you already bought until eventually you > give up and wait a full billing cycle while your call is routed to India > where a person won't understand what you want anyway). I've never been routed to India. Their coverage > is decent (i.e. you can always make and receive calls), but that won't > prevent you from being disconnected mid-call anyway for no apparent > reason. Sounds like you had a bad phone.. And I agree, their coverage rocks. Excluding a small spot in N california, you can drive all of I5 and I10 without leaving sprint territory. I found that quite impressive :) -Charlie _______________________________________________ PDXLUG (a Portland Linux user group) mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlug.org/mailman/listinfo/pdxlug IRC: irc.freenode.net #pdxlug & #orlug
