I have been with Sprint for over 5 years. It seems that I started having problems with them about 2 years ago. Their network probably got too large to meet the clientele. Same thing happened to AOL. Nevertheless, when I upgraded to a newer phone with more "bells and whistles", the ...
On February 19, I purchased my first cell phone with Sprint PCS service at a Radio Shack in Manhattan. I never left Manhattan, but the phone kept roaming. One week later, on my birthday, my service was cut off, completely unexpectedly — I had not made many calls. I returned my phone to Radio Shack ...
I've always had problems with Sprint, mostly with their ability to keep accurate account information. My most recent problem is with their Sanyo 8100 phone. I began having problems with call retention, reception, and just plain receiving calls and placing calls. I thought it was because of the area ...
In I spent hundreds of dollars on a sprint phone, accessories, activation fee's, etc., only because I was assured I could use the phone & service down in Mexico. I was assured, over & over that it would work. Obviously, it didn't. I went online, when I reached my destination only to ...
After not paying much attention to my bill, cause it stayed the same for a year and a half; my bill suddenly skyrocketed to 300.00. Paying 150.00 every two weeks did not satifsy these people. I recieved a text mesaage saying that I owed 292.00 by Feb 1st. I called and spoke to the lady, and she ...
A recent news story (first half of Jan) reported that Sprint and SBC were having trouble reaching an agreement on "roaylaites" for LD call transfers and pass thru's. Sprint uses SBC as their primary LD service and pays SBC for the service. Also, Sprint had boosted PCS sales in 2004 by ...