Thinking of Switching to Sprint.

[Kagrenak]

So, I currently have an Unlocked/Jailbroken iPhone 3G, thinking of putting it on Ebay to sell, and switching to Sprint/Nextel.

I have a few questions about this move.

How's Sprint's Network, in terms of coverage and data speeds?

What's the best smartphone on the network?

Is $20 a month a good price for Unlmited Text, Data, and Voice (Landline and MTM)?

Do they charge for roaming on unlimited plans, if so, what are the rates per minute of voice and KB/MB of data?

Thanks.

[Unreliable]

Be warned, you might be jealous of other companies.

I am.

[Kagrenak]

[QUOTE=Unreliable;18290704]Be warned, you might be jealous of other companies.

I am.[/QUOTE]

That didn't answer any of my questions.

Why? Does their phone selection suck? It seemed decent to me.

Is their speed or coverage shit?

[DamagePoint]

Their coverage is great, and they already have 4G in a lot of places. The only thing you'll want to be wary of is make sure you find a phone you like, because Sprint uses CDMA.

[Kagrenak]

[QUOTE=DamagePoint;18290750]Their coverage is great, and they already have 4G in a lot of places. The only thing you'll want to be wary of is make sure you find a phone you like, because Sprint uses CDMA.[/QUOTE]

I was thinking on the order of a BlackBerry Tour or HTC Hero. Before my iPhone, I used to have a GSM Blackberry 8300 Curve.

[compwhiziitothe]

Get a Motorola Droid on Verizon.

[Kagrenak]

[QUOTE=compwhiziitothemax;18290882]Get a Motorola Droid on Verizon.[/QUOTE]

What sort of pricing would I be looking at for a comparable Verizon plan to the one I'd be getting on Sprint?

[Evilan]

I love Sprint. They have coverage in all the mountainous areas out in Phoenix and its surrounding areas, and that is impossible to find in any other company out here.

Although, you should probably ask people in your area what kind of service they've gotten with Sprint, because what is good for me may not be good for you.