does anyone know how to get sprint to exchange the evo 4g lte for a different make and model. i am having all connectivity issues including 3g wifi and data issues. ive had 3 replacement devices and still the same issues.
getting third replacement monday. last replacement for me. if i still am experiecning the same issues sprint will have to replace the phone with a different make and model or i am going to leave them completely
My info comes from sprint because ive had problem with some phones in the past after the 3rd swap within 6mo i was given the option to either get the same phone or get the next upgradeI'm having issues too. I'm on my 4th, my wife is on her 2nd. On my wifes she got a refurbished phone from a 3rd party Sprint Store. I talked with a Sprint Manager & he's trying to see what he can do. Where do you base your info. on getting a replacement if you have issues with the 3rd & 4th phone?
it was still experiencing the same issues as well as a few others. i did the buy back program and went wtih verizonchibcon1 how'd the new replacement handle after you got it?
I am on my first replacement for my LTE. I got mine direct from HTC and it still is dropping 3g. Sprint doesn't want to do anything about it because it tests "ok" in the stores. They didnt even want to swap phones for me. HTCs repair center sucks. They took over 14 calendar days to try and fix my first phone. They were waiting on parts. I am sick of this. The original EVO had zero problems, now this POS looses 3g all the time. I might have to take them to small claims court. I really dont want anything but a working device. If I wanted an expensive watch, I'd buy a Rolex.
The OG EVO was palgued with hardware problems. You were lucky if you weren't one of the many to deal with them. Are you sure its not Sprint in your area right now, and not the phone, causing the issues?
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Its not just one area. Its at work, home and gym. Sad when OGEvo and a blackberry keep 3g signal right next to the POS LTE. All of which are on Sprints network.