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After nearly 25 years with Sprint, I gave in and switched to Verizon.  

My service was getting to be unusable.  I work near the border in CA & AZ and often it was charging me for roaming and I seldom had service.  I was loyal to them and with the rumors of their collaboration with T-Mobile, I waited, and waited and waited but my business was suffering due to their lack of investing in their equipment and their inability to meet my needs.  So, good bye.  The 2 year contracts also were a big part of my decision.

Now, a month with Verizon and I have NO regrets.  Yes, a bit more expensive BUT I am getting what I am paying for, and that is service not PROMISES.

Marcel

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I tried to get a free account using my unlocked Google Pixel 5X phone.  It is on their list of compatible devices.  But when I try to sign up for the free account it asks for my phone number and IMEI number, and when I do, it tells my my device is not compatible.

That may be because Google Fi also uses Sprint ( as well as T-Mobile and US Cellular) and it sees my Sprint logon and therefor it won't allow that free connection.

Oh well, thought it would be fun to try...

John

 

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Why on Gods green earth would anyone thatvtravels want sprint?!! I have a Sprint hotspot and it works nearly nowhere. Certainly doesn't work worth a darn where RVs like to travel. Two year contract is up next month....Hallelujah 

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As far as I can tell the only networks with reasonable coverage outside of major centers are verizon and AT&T. Verizon has slightly better coverage but with a cell booster we have always been able to get AT&T service. If you only camp in campgrounds in major cities I guess Sprint might be OK but we had Tmobile for a while and it worked only 10% of the time when boondocking

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