Is sprint REALLY cheaper than Verizon?

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Though for me, with an individual account, it will be very difficult for me to beat just under $80 a month for unlimited data since I use anywhere from 9-15 gb a month during baseball season. So Sprint is definitely the way to go for me.
 

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For those that say they are paying 79.99 + 10 premium fee, I would suggest looking into it as even on sprint's website it says the $10 is included.

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I just noticed this post here.



Maybe that's why. Not saying you have bad credit or anything but maybe this is what is playing a factor.

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depending on your credit you have a spending limit and have a $5.99 fee. That fee is waved if you use auto pay

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Sprint service is the worst

This is going to vary from person to person and region to region. In the places I have lived, I have never had any connection issues, and had WiMax and now have LTE, and in the 10 years I have been with Sprint, I have never had an issue with service or customer service.
 

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I have found that Verizon is the second most expensive for me but the best fit at this point. Moving to AT&T would cost about $5-$10 per month more that Verizon. Sprint comes out about the same but to the better. T - Mobile s new plans come out cheaper by $10 or a bit more. If Sprint or T Mobile gave the coverage I want then they would be good alternatives.

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I have found that Verizon is the second most expensive for me but the best fit at this point. Moving to AT&T would cost about $5-$10 per month more that Verizon. Sprint comes out about the same but to the better. T - Mobile s new plans come out cheaper by $10 or a bit more. If Sprint or T Mobile gave the coverage I want then they would be good alternatives.

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What plans are you referring to? Because there are T-Mobile plans that are half the price of lower-rate VZW plans.

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What plans are you referring to? Because there are T-Mobile plans that are half the price of lower-rate VZW plans.
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When you factor in the cost for device it brings it much closer

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Sprint is cheaper for a single line but more expensive for multiple. See this chart:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MZmtRkyJsda3fWc4pZfUR74ZxLZvdTgExYbFXhnPv1Q/edit?usp=sharing

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Best chart ever.

My Verizon plan (my wife and I on a nation wide family plan) comes out to just under $170 including all taxes, fees, etc. I have unlimited data, she's on the 4GB for 2GB special they ran last year. That comes out to $85 per person, inclusive of all fees.