Cell Phone questions

[Nissan Sean]

lol at your ignorance.

please explain "my ignorance', i happen to work in the industry. i will wait for an explanation.

[JConner]

please explain "my ignorance', i happen to work in the industry. i will wait for an explanation.

I agree, i didnt see any ignorance because sprint sucks...I also work in the industry (AT&T), they provide me a Blackberry Bold and I have a iPhone as my personal. The bold is great on 3G but, iPhone > all.

[GLulic]

I agree, i didnt see any ignorance because sprint sucks...I also work in the industry (AT&T), they provide me a Blackberry Bold and I have a iPhone as my personal. The bold is great on 3G but, iPhone > all.

So that means you don't need the blackberry right?wanna donate it?lol

[JConner]

So that means you don't need the blackberry right?wanna donate it?lol

haha the bold is AT&T's property

[GLulic]

haha the bold is AT&T's property

You lost it?

[JConner]

if i "lost" a blackberry bold I would get a nokia 2600 replacement. As rep's we get a Blackberry "Company Official Use" phone... the COU line is put on our business card and is the mobile # that customers are given. I keep paying for my iPhone because I have had the phone number forever and want to be able to keep it if i ever leave the company.

[GLulic]

if i "lost" a blackberry bold I would get a nokia 2600 replacement. As rep's we get a Blackberry "Company Official Use" phone... the COU line is put on our business card and is the mobile # that customers are given. I keep paying for my iPhone because I have had the phone number forever and want to be able to keep it if i ever leave the company.

Oh ok...so what are the chances of me getting a 8gb 2g iphone for around $200 from you?lolol

PS:i just need the phone lol.

[stillaneon]

please explain "my ignorance', i happen to work in the industry. i will wait for an explanation.

The fact that you seem to think that whatever service you work for has the best service.

I also work in the industry, and I can gaurantee you that if sprint, alltel or verizon has coverage where he lives, then he will have service.

One day people will realize that its becoming more and more rare to see coverage area playing a part in what company a customer goes with.

It will come down to phones, customer service and price. And AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile nor alltel can compete with the price plan that Sprint offers.

Verizon and Sprint have the largest, most stable network.

And iPhone>all?

Not really, the only thing the iPhone has going for it is its ability to be customized.

Soon, more and more phones will be like that. Phones that you can send picture mail on, without having to go and download an application for and phones that can be insured.