Now, that's better

I have to admit that I like Sprint's new advertising slogan, "Now,
that's better."

I never did really like the "We're making wireless easy for you" because
that implied all Sprint customers were idiots who were incapable of
understanding simple wireless rules and/or instructions... I just wonder
when Sprint will decide to give itself a complete marketing makeover and
get rid of that trench coat guy. He's about as annoying and smug as the
VZW "Can you hear me now?" dope.

Which are some of your favorite and not-so-favorite Sprint ads, either
new or past?

A couple of my favorites is the one with the two AT&T guys in one suit,
representing AT&T and AT&T Wireless... and the one with the
soriety/fraternity houses screaming at the clock as it strikes 7m.
One of the worst was the one where the guy and the girl are sharing a
phone and the guy uses a blowhorn to signal the girl's time on the phone
was up.

Eric

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In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] (Eric) wrote:

> I have to admit that I like Sprint's new advertising slogan, "Now,
> that's better."

How can you like it, when it's referring to F&F that you dislike?

[email protected] (Robert=A0M.) wrote:
<<How can you like it, when it's referring to F&F that you dislike? >>

I like the catch phrase of "Now, that's better". And I assume that they
will be using that phrase on advertising beyond the Fair and Flexible
ads. And plus, i don't dislike F&F as a whole... but I do dislike how
it is overshadowing the regular F&C plans.

Eric

I liked the one where Brian Baker (The Sprint Guy) played straight man
to the worms from Men In Black II. Tangerines, not trampolines, and
there's all this mayhem going on behind him. A laff riot!

Eric wrote:
> Which are some of your favorite and not-so-favorite Sprint ads, either
> new or past?

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Frank Harris in San Francisco with an A620

In article <[email protected]>,
Frank Harris <[email protected]> wrote:

> I liked the one where Brian Baker (The Sprint Guy) played straight man
> to the worms from Men In Black II. Tangerines, not trampolines, and
> there's all this mayhem going on behind him. A laff riot!
>
> Eric wrote:
> > Which are some of your favorite and not-so-favorite Sprint ads, either
> > new or past?

You call *2, and they still answer it "we're making wireless easy for
you"

Whicvh yesterday they did not, as the *2 rep didn't know how to add
Ready Link to my account, which I thought I'd avail myself of the 2
month trial.