service in >> Europe? I'd love to hear what you think. >> It's not Sprint service. Note the word "Roaming" in the phrase > "International Roaming office." :) But, aside from the technicalities involved, I *am* also curious about Sprint's servicing...

Curious ... considering sprint. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.sprintpcs () I'm considering switching to sprint. One question that I can't seem to find an answer to: Does Sprint have a web-site that allows me to change phones by entering the new...

to work on both nextel and sprint? Curious since I know a lot of friends and family on nextel. Capt.. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.sprintpcs () Anyone know if sprint still plans to put out a phone to work on both nextel and sprint? Curious since...

switched from sprint in MN. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular () Anyone here switch to cingular from sprint in MN? Curious as to what your thoughts on how it works in comparison. Capt.. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular () Anyone...

and pardon the long-windedness. > DMC > The automatic setting means the phone will look for the strongest signal. It will look for a Sprint signal first though, and if it finds one, will stay on Sprint. If the phone is staying on Sprint and not roaming...

a bunch of areas not too far from Apple Valley (San Bernardino, Rialto, Big Bear for example) that you listed. I have no reason not to believe you. I was just asking because I was curious... thought maybe Sprint put out some kind of bulletin indicating...

am curious as to how they would handle porting an out of area phone number (and also from another provider) to an add-a-line on an existing contract. I wouldn't want to do this and find out afterward that Sprint would demand this new line be on a separate...

Getting ready to change from Sprint - looking at cingular. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular () I am pretty much fed up with Sprint PCS, and am getting ready to move to another provider. So far, Cingular is leading the short list. I do have...

Kyler Laird wrote: > P.S. I noticed that they had Cisco IP phones (7940?) in the > store. I continue to hope that SprintPCS might offer a VoIP > option. Just curious, but what benefit do you see from Sprint offering VoIP over the existing network?...