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Poor customer service regarding a request to make a necessary international call. I have no landline in my home. I was told this request required a 24 hour wait period. This seemed unreasonable to me because of the urgency of the situation. Customer service remained totally inflexible. I decided to terminate my service with them and will be charged $200 fee to terminate. The reception quality of the service in my home is poor. I have to go outside to get 2-3 bars of reception. Inside my home the reception signal if usually 1 bar or less.
Drops call regularly - Sprint acknowledges that the cause is an Osprey nest, but still charges an early termination fee, even though you can not make or receive calls on a reliable regular basis
Almost always have 4 / 5 bars indoors and have not experienced dropped calls. Static / garbled audio on calls only during intense lightning storms. LOVE it.
No reception in house, one bar in yard. It used to be better but last few months has gotten worse. I don't think Alltel realy cares about service. I don't get good service any where in town.
Sprint / Cingular is horrible. Most of my calls seem to get dropped and go to voicemail, sometimes before the caller hears a ring and sometimes after 6-8 rings! My phone is constantly roaming, my texts can be delayed by 24 hours, and the staff is slow and unhelpful. On a scale of 1-5, Sprint is a NEGATIVE 5.
Sprint and my Samsung VGA100 work most of the time in my vehicle in Tallahassee. It works downtown where I work and in the State Satellite Complex on Capital Circle. There is a predictable section on Bucklake Rd.that is always dead. Don't use cell phone much at home, but it has worked part of the time when I did. It always works when I go outside on my front porch.
