Does Sprint service really suck?

I heard many people who have/had sprint said it suck themselves. There's also many sprint community page people complain how sprint really suck. I tried to sell a sprint iPhone 4 to a cell phone shop and they wouldn't take it because its sprint. So for those of you who have/had sprint does sprint service really suck? What was your experience with them?

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It will mainly depend on your AREA. I would ask your neighbors & friends who all have cell phones, which service they like best. This will give you an idea of which "Service" is best for your area having to shell out & experience something not good, first hand. Get advice from someone who already went through switching phones & service lots of times before finding "just right."

Also, i believe each site/service has a coverage map, showing the type (3G or 4G) & where the towers are strong/weak. You can see if your area has cell sites that are strong. Not just your home but when you go out of town or are at school, if those are good too.

Personally Boost Mobile has been terrific in service, cost & "unlimited" service overall. Best I've ever had. (plus you can get internet hotspot to use a computer to get Wi-Fi internet on your phone) it's an option. Not what you have to add. I think adding the hotspot is only $10. You have internet now at home that may already be paid for. But if you wanted the option to have something you use for internet like an ipad or laptop, say to school the park, a friend's house, well you can use the hotspot to wirelessly connect to the internet. IT's AWESOME.

They have "shrinkage" plans where the price lowers & the total fee when you get the bill doesn't have extra costs where you signed on for $49,99 then get a bill for $68.34. If they say it's $50.00, that's what the bill is to pay. No tricks or "bait & switch."

Great price, all "unlimited" text, phone & internet. For a great price. Let's say you have your parents footing the bill at home for high speed internet, but you want to use your laptop at school & want to login to the internet from there. One thing is, the speed is fast for I believe the 1st 2.5GB, then it slows down. But for basic things like checking facebook, email or googling anything, it's just perfect. You can still watch video's & such with the slower speed, but at times may have to pause, stream then play (after you reach the 2.5GB) but still, for ten bucks, it's fabulous. You can simply use your faster home internet for heavier stuff & use the hotspot for basic things when you aren't at home. Having the keyboard with you & a full screen can be wonderful, even though your phone can do a lot too on the internet, but it's priceless having that internet added to the plan really wothwhile.

If money is of absolutely no concern I wouldn't bother including it or thinking about it much, but if you have money, and want MORE to spend on other stuff, I'd seriously consider it. Great phones too. YES you have to buy one of THERE phones that aren't cheap, but overall it's been the best service plan I've ever had for the money. When I think back to when I paid over $100 every month, (without a hotspot) for well over 10-years, I just wish I had saved all that extra money & had Boost. (They didn't even have Boost years ago anyway)

it's been So worthwhile over the long term for me. When I first signed on with them, the customer service was horrible. But I hung in there until the "shrinkage" went all the way down to the lowest level & by this time, they completely changed the Customer Service, now it's GREAT. The service has been perfect too. Before getting Boost, I had AT&T, Sprint & T-Mobile. By far this has been the most pleasant ever.

I'd take a peek at the website.

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