Have had a contract for now-over 20… Have had a contract for now-over 20 years. Used a CDMA card to run the wifi in my rural house since late 2001. My plan is unlimited with no caveats, however since 2011 Sprint has routinely tried to throttle my connection and set data limits - mind you the speed is already a paltry 1mb/s down. Whenever I add or change a device on my plan I am harassed to "upgrade" my plan to one with actual limits and routinely called by sprint reps in the following weeks for continued harassment. They ignore do not call requests. The service has also degraded significantly since 2015. As of recently (01/2022) the phone service barely works in Nashville, Clarksville, Bowling Green, and surrounding areas. Sprint has removed their social media accounts and handles on google maps in attempt to subvert public review.

O closed out an account with sprint two… O closed out an account with sprint two years ago, they left a few things on the account left the bill run up to 1000 for 3-4 months then closed the account now i owe 882$ to collections and they are trying to ruin my credit score. The collections agency also want the payments in full not half and they keep send it to different agencies to ding my credit. DONT EVER GO TO SPRINT. Also their costumer serve and instore workers are the worst.

Rude Rude, incompetent Customer service. When trying to put in my security answer the girl on the customer service end was having trouble so I let her know that my street name was 3 separate words to see if that would help. She got angry and informed me that there was “nothing wrong with HER” and then hung up on me haha glad I switched to AT&T

no sprinting? I showed up, but all they had were nintendo's and stuff. I was ready to jog, but there was nothing. I am very dissapointed

Sprint Sprint, although cheaper than Verison (which doesn't charge when you go offline with certain plans) has virtually no service at all and more than often will get you zero service. Please do not get this provider. It's like your paying for no service: just get the slightly more expensive provider.