[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Biker1:
I don't think too highly of Verizon either regarding theirs and other carriers Monopolizing tactics.

They crap on many of their customers.

I was with Sprint for almost 14 years, and was set for another 2 years, until I couldn't make a call without issues for 2 months, and customer service crapped on me, as they do on many customers when crap hits the fan.

I always post that "many" complete of Sprint's customers aren't getting services on par with other carriers, and many have issues.

I was issue free for many years, and always read about other who weren't issue free.

I was happy to not be one of them being until I Became one of those.

As for duly Criticizing Sprint as I do in regards to the issues I've had, as well as others in the same boat, I beg to differ that it doesn't help anyone, as you say.

I feel my words can help some.

Whether:

- others will know they are not alone

- to help others decide whether or not to renew their contracts.

- to help others in deciding whether to port over to Sprint from another carrier.

- it helps others by reading the words of someone who was a long time sprint customer and why he is no longer a sprint customer. And from a person who rarely complained about Sprint in almost 14 years. There were issues, but not like today.

- it helps for others to understand the meaning of Sprintlobotomization, and how easy it is to get Sprintlobotomized.

- it shows others the bs that customer service perpetrates on their customers in their Never ending Excuses, and run arounds and bs regarding possible causes and solutions to many of the issues customers are experiencing.

- it helps other potential customers to learn what Unlimited Data truly means when many customers are only getting a pathetic 350Kbps.

- it helps others to understand why Sprint will most likely get rid of Unlimited Data for the $10 Surcharge, once, and IF their LTE Network gets off the ground, and into the devices of many of its customers. Because if it does, sprint will cap and or charge for their Data just as most of the other Carriers do. No way will they be able to absorb the Costs of supplying unlimited data at 18Mbps speeds to Millions. They can afford to offer that now because of their slow as molasses speeds to a majority of its customers.

- it helps others to see the many issues of revamping the entire Network, and whether they want to be a part of these growing pains, or wait until Sprint's LTE Network gets off the ground. IF it ever does so.

- it is to show Sprint's track record regarding their broken Promises of high speed data regarding Wimax, and how this might relate to LTE.

- it is too have others question whether they want to put up with the Crap that many of Sprint's customers are.

And on and on and on.......

All the major carriers have issues, and I personally have no allegiance to any of them, just as they don't have any allegiance to me,

It is a Customer-Services relationship.

I pay for Services, and you Supply the Services I'm paying for.

The fact that I put up with Sprint's bs all these years is a Joke in it of itself.

Verizon costs me approx. $17 more per month. I always knew they had the best coverage, but their pricing was just too high.

The issues with Sprint made me revisit Verizon pricing, which I haven't done in years.

And to my surprise, they weren't as high as they used to be, which made it easier to make my decision.

As for Unlimited data and sprint, that's comparing apples and oranges because for many customers, Sprint's 3G data speeds are a joke.