[Dawg]

Aww I just skimmed through it.

[Dodge DeBoulet]

Originally Posted by numetheus

Its still unlimited. It says they reserve the rights to limit WHILE ROAMING. Most people tend to stay in-network and not roam. So for 90% of the people this is a non-issue.

Read it again yourself:

Sprint reserves the right to limit throughput speeds or amount of data transferred and to deny, terminate, modify, or suspend service if usage exceeds 5GB per month in total or 300MB/month while off-network roaming. Check your subscriber agreement rights on Sprint.com.

They "reserve the right" to limit it to 300MB/mo. while roaming, 5GB while on the home network.

It really isn't any different than anyone else's. Verizon will let people exceed the 5GB limit sporadically, but will only terminate accounts that do it habitually. I guarantee that Sprint will do the same thing, after all, they terminated accounts for simply calling support a bit too often.

[numetheus]

Originally Posted by Dawg

Aww I just skimmed through it.

Is that Aww like "Awe shucks they should cap it!" or Aww like "Awww I should have read it a little bit more"

LOL

[numetheus]

Originally Posted by Dodge DeBoulet

Read it again yourself:



They "reserve the right" to limit it to 300MB/mo. while roaming, 5GB while on the home network.

It really isn't any different than anyone else's. Verizon will let people exceed the 5GB limit sporadically, but will only terminate accounts that do it habitually. I guarantee that Sprint will do the same thing, after all, they terminated accounts for simply calling support a bit too often.

Touche! LOL

[Dawg]

Originally Posted by numetheus

Is that Aww like "Awe shucks they should cap it!" or Aww like "Awww I should have read it a little bit more"

LOL

the latter but I guess it doesnt matter now huh?

[bret714]

If you live in an major city than Tmobile should work fine, but if you do any traveling in the United States nothing touches Verizons coverage or data speeds. Nothing!

[JGBerry]

Originally Posted by bret714

If you live in an major city than Tmobile should work fine, but if you do any traveling in the United States nothing touches Verizons coverage or data speeds. Nothing!

agreed. check out these 2 pictures of Verizon and T-Mobile coverage for the state of NJ. The red map is Verizon and the green map is T-Mobile. with the amount of traveling i will be doing with my job starting in july...i don't want to take the chance

[someonexh]

Originally Posted by JGBerry

agreed. check out these 2 pictures of Verizon and T-Mobile coverage for the state of NJ. The red map is Verizon and the green map is T-Mobile. with the amount of traveling i will be doing with my job starting in july...i don't want to take the chance

lol @ everything being red haha. I was at a verizon store the other day and joked with him about the coverage map saying how come there is no coverage around the interstate signs... (they were surrounded in white so you could read it)...