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Will Sprint use tiered data when they finally roll out LTE?


 Will Sprint use tiered data when they finally roll out LTE?
By StuNNa - 06-16-2012, 08:00 PM - Boxden > BX Tech


I really hope not. I wanted to leave sprint so badly because of the !!ty unreliable wi-max and the bull!! iphone 3G speeds. But if LTE drops on the iphone and is stupid fast i might be forced to stay. I just have a feeling they will finally sell out. > Will Sprint use tiered data when they finally roll out LTE? - Photo posted in BX Tech | Sign in and leave a comment below!


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6 comments for "Will Sprint use tiered data when they finally roll out LTE?"


 06-16-2012, 08:01 PMaway - #2
AnaMayShun
Dan Hesse said that the new iPhone won't force Sprint to go to tiered data. So we should be safe atleast until the end of the year.

I can't wait for LTE to roll out. But I really hope the new network gets put up faster also.
 06-16-2012, 08:06 PMaway - #3
StuNNa
i'm in new york so i'd get my !! last [pic]

But i possibly might be relocating to Dallas by the end of the year [pic] so i'd be up and running [pic]

I just hope i'll be grandfathered in and won't have to change my plan because having sprint would be useless then.
 06-16-2012, 08:14 PMaway - #4
hockeythug
Verizon already said you will lose unlimited when you go to LTE. Have to imagine ATT and Sprint won't do the same thing eventually.
 06-16-2012, 09:05 PMaway - #5
e G o Maniac
Originally Posted by hockeythug
Verizon already said you will lose unlimited when you go to LTE. Have to imagine ATT and Sprint won't do the same thing eventually.
You clearly don't know what you're talking about, and I'm not going to waste my time correcting you.
 06-16-2012, 09:11 PMaway - #6
phillyfirst215
Originally Posted by hockeythug
Verizon already said you will lose unlimited when you go to LTE. Have to imagine ATT and Sprint won't do the same thing eventually.

Yeah that's not true. Anybody who has unlimited can keep it as long as you buy phones off contract. If you upgrade and get a phone at the subsidized price you lose unlimited.
 06-16-2012, 11:26 PMaway - #7
hockeythug
Originally Posted by phillyfirst215
Yeah that's not true. Anybody who has unlimited can keep it as long as you buy phones off contract. If you upgrade and get a phone at the subsidized price you lose unlimited.
ok. thanks for the clarification.
 
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