T mobile vs Sprint

[Sir_Climbs_A_Lot]

I'm considering switching from Sprint to TMobile to save some money and perhaps improve my reception at home. I have to go outside to get my mobile to work in Cedar Creek. Any Tmobile users out there who can shed some light on this?

 

[Clarence Iba]

I'm pretty happy with t-mobile in Austin. Great coverage. I would definitely advise you to pick a phone based upon it's signal strength -- not it's looks. You can search reviews atThe Link and a few other sites out there. Just google "Nokia 3660 RF" if you want to find some reviews about a particular model (obviously change Nokia 3660 to whatever model you want). We live in a residential area near Anderson Lane and MoPac and ours has full strength at our home. You might want to ask the t-mobile store if they will let you take a phone to your address to verify that it will work. Amazon.com has excellent deals on t-mobile phones and service. I would look at them first for the best price on a phone.

 

[12thStudStan]

I switched from Sprint to T-Mobile and have never looked back. Sprint's signal strength outside the city (SA & Austin) was better for me, but not enough to make up for the difference in customer and rates.

 

[naes921]

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[JesterHorn]

Save some $$$bling$$$ with Sprint?

Just found it interesting...

 

[Sir_Climbs_A_Lot]

Thanks for the responses, especially the link from Clarence.