New Sprint CEO says plan price drops come first, then network improvements | Android Central
Mav.
Sent from Area 51 on my Sprint LG G3.
Mav.
Sent from Area 51 on my Sprint LG G3.
I imagine these new plans will be to entice more people into their poor network. To be meaningful to me the new plans should be retroactive, but we know they won't do that as I am already hooked. Charging me 80 bucks a month for really, really slow speeds is not going to make me want to stay with Sprint. Too little, too late.
These are definitely areas that need work, but IMO more strategy is required. For example, what if competitive pricing works? Then they could be adding MORE people to an already strained network that they're planning to fix later. But fixing it is expensive and they'll be bringing less revenue in, meaning less available for reinvestment. So they're potentially compounding the stress level while hindering your ability to mitigate it at the same time.
Well, it's now mid-day of the middle of "next week." Where are the "disruptive rate plans?"
Well, it's now mid-day of the middle of "next week." Where are the "disruptive rate plans?"
This is the Family Plan info for new customers:
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The new individual plans will be released later this week.
Mav.
Device fee is already waived from now throughout 2015 on the new family plans. It'll jump back up in 2016, so technically they are going to raise the price soon.If Sprint is willing to use the logic of "you pay for what youre getting," is it safe to assume that when Network vision is finally complete one day, they're willing to jack up their prices back to ATT/verizon levels?