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[QUOTE="ArrowHeadNLI:1001879"][QUOTE="succubus:1001877"]ye it's more $ BUT there is a promo now so aaron would wind up paying less and you are incorrect about sprint having better service...i forgot where you live...but we live in portsmouth and travel all over NH and we are with people who have verizon-they have service and we do not[/QUOTE] A phone itself can make a difference in reception. It's not secret knowledge, sprint's unlimited roaming is purchased from verizon's network. Your friends might just have better radios in their phones. I have NEVER found a situation where my GF with verizon had service and I didn't. This is over RI, MA, and NH. For the record, she's switching to Sprint. And tell me the deal you get with verizon, and I'll show you a better way on sprint. I've been going over this for MONTHS with my GF, trying to get her to switch to save money. Sprint service now makes ALL calls to ANY cell free, regardless of network. This makes even the cheapest of plans compete well with verizon. Also, remember sprint night and weekends start at 7, not 9 like verizon. Unlimited data? Sprint - $15. Verizon = $40 (last time I looked). Speed? Bandwith? Sprint wins with data, hands down. [/QUOTE]
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