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@Gary L

    Wait....first I have to adjust my entire belief system .... Sprint, the king of dropped calls WITHIN their coverage area, had better coverage than ATT.   Anywhere.   

Nope.

Can’t.  

@wayimpayingmore

Now trying to imagine why anyone would switch if service worked great, to a carrier that has CLEARLY ADVERTISED higher prices than Sprint or T-mobile.   

Nope.

Illogical. 

 

 

Nope the phone service was fine the customer services sucked didn’t check out T-Mobile and when talking to att rep at the store was told amount would not change it would be cheaper then sprint that way I switch

When switch over was told bill would not change by the rep at att now stuck for two years if had know would not had switch

@wayimpayingmore

ATT.com has all the prices.  If you buy things without knowing the prices, your a salesman’s dream.  

 

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@wayimpayingmore wrote:
When switch over was told bill would not change by the rep at att now stuck for two years if had know would not had switch

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Trying to parse that almost sentence: Are you saying that AT&T said your bill would be the same as Sprint?

 

Not stuck for two years, you just owe for the phones. Just like if you bought them with a credit card, you'd still owe if you switched companies.

 

Nope the phone service was fine the customer services sucked didn’t check out T-Mobile and when talking to att rep at the store was told amount would not change it would be cheaper then sprint that way I switch

Amount would not change? Or would be cheaper?

Why would the salesperson even know Sprint's prices???  Common sense says to do the math yourself, it only takes seconds to do.

 

IF the phone service is fine and you were happy with the reception, I'm not sure where customer service comes in (good service means no contact with customer service). Certainly seems better than switching to an unknown.