Done with Sprint; HELLO MOTO

[email protected] worries:

>are you telling us that you no longer have an
> account through SPCS?

HELLO MOTO


You are free to pretend SprintPCS is a wonderful company, and defend the 1900
MHz band.

Three weeks now, Add me to the churn statistics
for the third quarter. Sprint hid its WLNP loses of the 2nd quarter, failing to
disclose them in its SEC filings. It did take the amateurs at SprintPCS 4 days
to finish the number port, but my new Carrier instantly gave me 4 days credit.

I love my Motorola v600.

> 5 Megs Memory - download upto 839 ringtones via SnapMedia. Motorola Software
or Bluetooth can also be used - versus three (3) ringtones possible to download
to a Sanyo 7300 with SnapMedia.
> Blue Tooth
> Uses standard non proprietary battery
> Excellent Camera built in (Sanyo 7300 has none)
> Phone does not get hot during long calls or battery charging.
> No stickers inside phone to get wet, change color and void warranty.
> Battery life double that of a Sanyo.
> Millions sold worldwide; so many websites supporting it, including how end
user can upload ringtones/pictures/games/videos via USB cable to cell phone, or
modify the firmware.
=====
Then I like no dropped calls, strong indoor signal, rollover minutes, and CSRs
that have as
their first priority to solve problems with one call, with never a hold more
than 2 minutes to get to one;
and in the one case when I asked for a supervisor, I was quickly and cheerfully
escalated. I could also pay my bill at a company store with no surcharge.

None of which I ever had happen with Sprint.
=======================
I notice Sprint is now trying to unload the biodegradable Sanyo 7300's: Buy one
Get one Free
I see advertsied.

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".com" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> [email protected] worries:
>
> >are you telling us that you no longer have an
> > account through SPCS?
>
> HELLO MOTO
>
>
> You are free to pretend SprintPCS is a wonderful company, and defend the
1900
> MHz band.
>
> Three weeks now, Add me to the churn statistics
> for the third quarter.

Gladly- wait time to get a rep should drop by 50% now that you're off the
network.

>Sprint hid its WLNP loses of the 2nd quarter, failing to
> disclose them in its SEC filings.

So did Cingular, and yet you find that acceptable.

>It did take the amateurs at SprintPCS 4 days
> to finish the number port, but my new Carrier instantly gave me 4 days
credit.

Let me guess- another Non-Disclosure Agreement? Was Judge Judy glad to have
you back?

>
> I love my Motorola v600.
>
> > 5 Megs Memory - download upto 839 ringtones via SnapMedia. Motorola
Software
> or Bluetooth can also be used - versus three (3) ringtones possible to
download
> to a Sanyo 7300 with SnapMedia.
> > Blue Tooth
> > Uses standard non proprietary battery
> > Excellent Camera built in (Sanyo 7300 has none)
> > Phone does not get hot during long calls or battery charging.
> > No stickers inside phone to get wet, change color and void warranty.

No- they use a chip instead.

> > Battery life double that of a Sanyo.
> > Millions sold worldwide; so many websites supporting it, including how
end
> user can upload ringtones/pictures/games/videos via USB cable to cell
phone, or
> modify the firmware.
> =====
> Then I like no dropped calls, strong indoor signal, rollover minutes, and
CSRs
> that have as
> their first priority to solve problems with one call, with never a hold
more
> than 2 minutes to get to one;
> and in the one case when I asked for a supervisor, I was quickly and
cheerfully
> escalated. I could also pay my bill at a company store with no surcharge.
>
> None of which I ever had happen with Sprint.
> =======================
> I notice Sprint is now trying to unload the biodegradable Sanyo 7300's:
Buy one
> Get one Free
> I see advertsied.
>
>

".com" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> [email protected] worries:
>
> >are you telling us that you no longer have an
> > account through SPCS?
>
> HELLO MOTO
>
>
> You are free to pretend SprintPCS is a wonderful company, and defend the
1900
> MHz band.
>
> Three weeks now, Add me to the churn statistics
> for the third quarter. Sprint hid its WLNP loses of the 2nd quarter,
failing to
> disclose them in its SEC filings.

As was pointed out, Cingular didn't say anything about their numbers in
their SEC filings. Say, you never did post your reference from Sprint's
filing on where they lost so many customers. All it took was a simple copy &
paste, and referencing a page number ... but after 25+ requests, you never
did it ...

> It did take the amateurs at SprintPCS 4 days
> to finish the number port, but my new Carrier instantly gave me 4 days
credit.
>
> I love my Motorola v600.
>

Glad you like it. Since you do like it and Cingular, why are you wasting
your time posting in here? Wouldn't your time be better spent in the
Cingular group?

Bob