What kind of internet do you use? and who is the provider

[Sadist of the Year]

Dude Looks Like A Lady 2

no, Sprint does have a 5GB cap, they just don't do overage charges, its surprising they have not cut you off, the only unlimited 3G is Alltel (of the major network operators), AT&T won't do overage charges either, Verizon will get you on overage charges, about $1.99/MB

Yeah, 5GBs. That's what I meant. I hadn't had my coffee when I wrote that.

I really wouldn't know about other networks since Sprint covered my area better than the others, but I've yet to get a notice about my usage since I opted for the unlimited plan (so far used up 11GBs this month). They've been incredibly reliable since I started the service back in April so I don't really have a reason to switch.

[Dude Looks Like A Lady 2]

Sadist of the Year

Dude Looks Like A Lady 2

no, Sprint does have a 5GB cap, they just don't do overage charges, its surprising they have not cut you off, the only unlimited 3G is Alltel (of the major network operators), AT&T won't do overage charges either, Verizon will get you on overage charges, about $1.99/MB

Yeah, 5GBs. That's what I meant. I hadn't had my coffee when I wrote that.

I really wouldn't know about other networks since Sprint covered my area better than the others, but I've yet to get a notice about my usage since I opted for the unlimited plan (so far used up 11GBs this month). They've been incredibly reliable since I started the service back in April so I don't really have a reason to switch.

you know believe it or not, Sprint has the largest 3G network in the US, most people think Verizon does, but Sprint's covers more people, and I will also add that they are our (Alltel) prefered roaming partner, Sprint is a very good company

[nightfly19]

No offense (actually well, maybe), but almost everything you say sounds like an advertisement.

[Vazz]

nightfly19

No offense (actually well, maybe), but almost everything you say sounds like an advertisement.

Because it is.
@DLLAL2 - Who else would be your roaming partner? Alltel is owned by Verizon so the only other company which uses the same technologies as you is Sprint. There's nobody else to be partners with.

[Dude Looks Like A Lady 2]

Vazz

nightfly19

No offense (actually well, maybe), but almost everything you say sounds like an advertisement.

Because it is.
@DLLAL2 - Who else would be your roaming partner? Alltel is owned by Verizon so the only other company which uses the same technologies as you is Sprint. There's nobody else to be partners with.

Cricket, MetroPCS, Verizon (until February, we are not owned by them yet), US Cellular, Cellular South, and those are just a few, Sprint is just the prefered partner, meaning our phones search for them first if Alltel is not available, and you would be surprised how much Sprint relies on our network in many rural areas.