Results 1 to 2 of 2
  1. #1
    Hello, I've been a huge fan of the Sprint PCS Vision $15/mo unlimited
    internet pricing model as the connection (after I setup a keep-alive
    infinite ping) has been great -- until about 2 months ago. Since
    then, connections have been aweful and appear to get worse as local
    talk traffic goes up and down.

    I have traveled around the whole San Francisco bay area as well as
    beyond and have the same problem. From what I can only assume, could
    have Sprint PCS upgraded their system to incorporate tighter QoS among
    the data traffic to a much lower priority? Does anyone have any
    information on this because since EVDO isnt available and no better
    pricing/performance package available, I am stuck with bad service. I
    would be happy to pay more for higher priority QoS.




    See More: 1xEVDO upgrade in process?




  2. #2
    Tinman
    Guest

    Re: 1xEVDO upgrade in process?

    [email protected] wrote:
    > Hello, I've been a huge fan of the Sprint PCS Vision $15/mo unlimited
    > internet pricing model as the connection (after I setup a keep-alive
    > infinite ping) has been great -- until about 2 months ago.


    Are you using a handset, smartphone, or connection card?

    I sure the hell hope you aren't using it with a handset tethered to a
    PC. That is against SPCS's TOS and will ruin it for those of us who use
    it only with extreme moderation. And if you are using a handset-to-PC
    connection, SPCS can cut off your Vision access entirely, charge you by
    the KB, or both. Those keep-alive pings alone might end up costing you
    well over $100.

    If you have a connection card, I'd sure like to know what plan you have
    that offers unlimited Vision for only $15 per month. If you have a Treo
    or some other smartphone, it's probably just a temporary issue.

    I would hope SPCS does indeed sacrifice data for voice, especially for a
    $15 per month unlimited plan. I'm sure they always have, but maybe
    they're just getting a little better at it. I certainly would be pissed
    off if I couldn't make a voice call because some guy is out their
    running infinite pings.

    All usual disclaimers apply


    --
    Mike





  • Similar Threads