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As a Sprint customer, I hope it does go through. My internet speeds are pretty bad even after them upgrading the infrastructure here to LTE. I don't know how it
by wise_young_man 12y ago
As a Sprint customer, I hope it does go through. My internet speeds are pretty bad even after them upgrading the infrastructure here to LTE. I don't know how it will play out, but I think Sprint users could stand to benefit from T-Mobile. As a T-Mobile user though, I could see why you could be nervous if it went the opposite direction and both services went downhill. I think Sprint wants the band that T-Mobile has that they received in the AT&T fallout so my hopes are positive.
- maxsilver 12y agoThis won't help your Sprint service get faster. Sprint is already sitting on tons of unused spectrum, and a larger subscriber base than T-Mobile. Nothing stops Sprint from fixing their own service. They just choose not to. And they choose to not fix their network, all across the nation in lots of areas. My fear is that Sprint's lack of care and lack of effort, will bleed into T-Mobile's network, and we'll be down to just two functional service providers in the US.