Should I stay with Sprint or Switch with Verizon Wireless

[jasonprice]

Android battery life is poor compared to iOS

Eh, depends on how you use the phone and which Android phone you are talking about. I can kill a battery pretty quick on either of my devices if I use them a lot. If you go with a Note II they have a pretty big capacity battery and will last a couple days under normal use.

 

[jasonprice]

Well sprint is not bad price wise I know sprint will work with you there cheaper then Verizon and AT&T and its true unlimited sprint really is working on there towers for better service in a year or so that "sprint sucks" is a thing of the past

Eh, I disagree that Sprint is cheaper. If its trully unlimited data. But in my case their network was so poor that the most data I could pull from them in a given month was 200MB. Considering with Verizon I have used almost 6GB this month with 4 days left on my billing cycle, AND my bill is roughly about the same dollar amount, I'd say I'm getting much better value from Verizon.

 

[anon(2353369)]

Eh, I disagree that Sprint is cheaper. If its trully unlimited data. But in my case their network was so poor that the most data I could pull from them in a given month was 200MB. Considering with Verizon I have used almost 6GB this month with 4 days left on my billing cycle, AND my bill is roughly about the same dollar amount, I'd say I'm getting much better value from Verizon.

I agree with you Jason, Verizon is better than Sprint even tho I've been with Sprint since 2006


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[Jrome.brooks]

Eh, I disagree that Sprint is cheaper. If its trully unlimited data. But in my case their network was so poor that the most data I could pull from them in a given month was 200MB. Considering with Verizon I have used almost 6GB this month with 4 days left on my billing cycle, AND my bill is roughly about the same dollar amount, I'd say I'm getting much better value from Verizon.

It all depends but I don't have to share data with my fam and I pay $130 month for 4 lines at one point when I thinking of considering Verizon but for 4 lines they wanted almost $200 month and I have to share data

 

[gdruin74]

Depends on where you live. I am in Houston and get very good LTE speeds with sprint.

 

[anon(2353369)]

I'm beyond pissed off with the total due of my Sprint bill, it's now $341.89 I'm so definitely going to switch with Verizon


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[GingerSnapsBack]

I'm beyond pissed off with the total due of my Sprint bill, it's now $341.89 I'm so definitely going to switch with Verizon


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

Verizon has an awesome referral program. I'd be happy to refer you and we'd both make some $$. Send me a PM if you want me to refer you

 

[anon(2353369)]

Verizon has an awesome referral program. I'd be happy to refer you and we'd both make some $$. Send me a PM if you want me to refer you

Ginger, may I request you as a friend and I will PM you right now


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[TurboTiger]

I'm beyond pissed off with the total due of my Sprint bill, it's now $341.89 I'm so definitely going to switch with Verizon


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

When I was with Sprint I could never trust my bill to be correct. Especially after I upgraded to a new phone. The first bill was never what I was told it would be. After that it was all over the map. Got to the point I would only communicate with CS via email so I would have a trail of the communications.

Since switching to VZ my first bill and all that have followed have always been within pennies of what I was told when I bought my iPhones.

But others have no problem with Sprint.

Good Luck

 

[anon(2353369)]

When I was with Sprint I could never trust my bill to be correct. Especially after I upgraded to a new phone. The first bill was never what I was told it would be. After that it was all over the map. Got to the point I would only communicate with CS via email so I would have a trail of the communications.

Since switching to VZ my first bill and all that have followed have always been within pennies of what I was told when I bought my iPhones.

But others have no problem with Sprint.

Good Luck

I agree with you. TurboTiger


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[MrszBerry]

So did you make the switch to vzw?

 

[anon(2353369)]

So did you make the switch to vzw?

Verizon is the best service for me in my state.


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[Mekhi]

Sprint has unlimited data, Verizon does too. But..., you have to pay the FULL price of the phone, I have an iPhone 5 I paid about $800 for it just to get unlimited data. Anyways, sprint is slow in 3G and a little bit fast in LTE, but in my opinion Verizon is faster in 3G and LTE, on my iPhone I get speeds on 3G the highest ive ever gotten was 29mbps, and on LTE about 45Mbps, and on sprint on my iPhone 4S on 3G the highest 2mbps. So you should go with Verizon

 

[anon(2353369)]

Sprint has unlimited data, Verizon does too. But..., you have to pay the FULL price of the phone, I have an iPhone 5 I paid about $800 for it just to get unlimited data. Anyways, sprint is slow in 3G and a little bit fast in LTE, but in my opinion Verizon is faster in 3G and LTE, on my iPhone I get speeds on 3G the highest ive ever gotten was 29mbps, and on LTE about 45Mbps, and on sprint on my iPhone 4S on 3G the highest 2mbps. So you should go with Verizon

Thank you

10+


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[thatgirl87]

Verizon is a good network, but I would stick with Sprint if I was you. You'd be saving yourself money by not switching to Verizon.

 

[anon(2353369)]

Verizon is a good network, but I would stick with Sprint if I was you. You'd be saving yourself money by not switching to Verizon.

Sprint towers doesn't have LTE Ready, 3G is slow as heck.


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

 

[Just_Me_D]

Verizon is a good network, but I would stick with Sprint if I was you. You'd be saving yourself money by not switching to Verizon.

Saving money won't mean a thing if the service sucks, but if Sprint service is great in the OP's area then I agree with you. Verizon works best for me and have been in all areas I've been associated with so I'm sticking with it.

 

[hydrogen3]

Sprint is not the logical choice. Been there done that.

 

[iRy757]

While the infamous unlimited data on Sprint remains a hot topic of this debate, they do in fact slow you down after 2GB. With Verizon, you can pick a data package to accommodate your usage. I used to always tell my customers, "we will be the first to say, Verizon is not the cheapest, but we take care of our customers and you certainly get what you pay for." I would say that because it's true, Verizon has it all from customer service (from what I've experienced, even outside of working for them), to cellular service, to products, technical support, etc. Everything the other providers lack, Verizon makes up for it indefinitely.

 

[iRy757]

Sprint has unlimited data, Verizon does too. But..., you have to pay the FULL price of the phone, I have an iPhone 5 I paid about $800 for it just to get unlimited data. Anyways, sprint is slow in 3G and a little bit fast in LTE, but in my opinion Verizon is faster in 3G and LTE, on my iPhone I get speeds on 3G the highest ive ever gotten was 29mbps, and on LTE about 45Mbps, and on sprint on my iPhone 4S on 3G the highest 2mbps. So you should go with Verizon

Verizon has unlimited data IF and only IF you've had unlimited data. There is nothing you can do as a new customer to get unlimited data, unless you happen to know Mr. Mead himself lol. But yes if you are an existing customer and you have unlimited then you must either purchase the device retail, or use another lines upgrade that does not have unlimited.