hello, seems my plan was migrated to the unlimited, with 4g hotspot, Unl Plan w/4GB Hotspot , also have the open world. Still on the sprint sim. phones are s9
question, for locations like the Bahamas, Honduras, st Lucia, Bonaire and others not included in the open world, data is $30 per gig. if I switch to the global roaming, then its free slow, and can pay for speed if desired ?? (is the data a fixed amount when paid for the speed, or is it unlimited?? ) calling is about the same. 5cent per minute difference. If we travel to Mexico, does the Premium International Experience still apply ?? so if I remove the open world, I can add the global roaming and Premium International Experience ?? thinking that might be the better option for where we travel.
should we keep the sprint sim or do the tnx ?? (I ride motorcycles in Arkansas and NC TN as well.)
learned about international calling from the states, $3 per minute for a 10 minute call to a dive shop. Now I know to add the Mexico calling option for $5 before doing that again. lol
Been a sprint subscriber since like 2011. but trying to learn about this stuff.
thanks so very much for all your time.
Hi all, the first beta of PySprint, a recreation of the Atari ST port of Super Sprint with Pygame is released for testing on PC (Linux & Windows) Raspberry Pi and Mac! I'd be honored if some of you want to test it and give me some feedback! Announcement here: https://github.com/salem-ok/PySprint/discussions Thanks!
There seems to be a difference with how sprint state is determined between toggle and hold. Using toggle sprint allows you to instantly slide when touching the ground after a sprint jump. Hold sprint seems to only flag sprint state once you touch the ground making a super slide on an incline almost impossible with hold sprint enabled.
edit: This is concerning the super slide tech not a just a normal slide.
It's a non-necessary feature and it looks silly.
With dollar store sweatshop MW2019 out for mobiles more of these tac sprint beggarsl have reared their ugly heads.
I'm willing to bet that the people who want super sprint in CODM do not fucking care what it's for. It makes you go fast with a cost of sprint to fire time(which can make or break you in a fast paced game like cod.) so always super sprinting is not a good idea.
Every COD game doesn't need it but it's a fine addition on paper. Emphasis on "on paper"
It doesn't look cool. It also looks really fucking silly with bigger and heavier guns.
Tell me what is so cool about flailing your arm out like an idiot while waving your heavy 50 cal rifle like a toy pistol. It looks fucking ridiculous. Why do people like think it's cool?
Then there's people who go:
"waaaa we want tac sprint we want TAC SPRINT!!!!!!!!!! mw has it cumbat masterbait has it why we gotta pay $300???"
It's just an animation that does nothing you fucking dumbasses! Seriously these people do not care for actual super sprint, they just want the animation to replace regular sprint because they saw big brother playing the shiny new cod game and decided they want that on their phones.
Sorry for the dumb question. This stuff is just super confusing to me. I have a pair of very old iphones (I believe one is a 5s and the other is maybe a 4) that will not work on Tello anymore. I was using them as burner phones for $5 a month on the barebones plan. They were originally Sprint phones. I'm just trying to understand if they will work at any different discount provider or if they're basically useless now. I get that the Sprint network is getting shut down so it sounds like the latter. Just wanted to be 100% sure. Thanks in advance for any help!
Car suggestions too
This past weekend I tried to add an Apple Watch that was BYOD to my account and it took hours. I got a representative with a strong foreign accent that kept having to "consult his resources" and repeatedly put me on hold for 20 minutes every time I asked a new question while he looked for the answer. Again, just adding a line, nothing complicated, literally agreeing to give Sprint/T-Mobile more money every month, should be super easy to do, right?
The best part is at the end when he finally added the line, he said he mailed me a SIM card and to wait for it to come in the mail, put it in the Apple Watch and read the instructions to activate it.
I said, "Um, the Apple Watch is an e-sim, there is no physical card."
There was a long pause and I could hear him typing to try and find more information from his "resources" and he finally said "Thank you for telling me that." Like, SERIOUSLY?!!
I've had multiple issues like this in recent months, and there seems to be a pattern. Any time the person answers the phone and says Thank you for calling Sprint in Oklahoma City, or... they mention the name of the American city they are in, they generally seem like they know what they are talking about.
But every time I get a person with an accent and no city name mentioned, the line I hear over and over and over again is, "Thank you for your question, please let me consult my resources." And then I get put on hold for 5 to 10 minutes or longer while they are checking a database for sprint policies I'm guessing. They come back on the line, I ask another simple question, and it takes them another 5 minutes to look up the answer. The outsourced employees just don't seem very well trained on current sprint or t-mobile policies and they seem to have to do a search for everything.
Does anyone know if I switch officially to t-mobile, like migrate to magenta or whatever, will the customer support be any better or at least not outsourced?
My latest problem is I called in today to try and ask for more information about that Sprint Max plan that is on the front page of this subreddit, and no one can find it. Once again put me on hold to "consult resources" and came back and said that plan does not exist, there is only magenta max on t-mobile once you migrate. I sent a PM to the verified corporate employee on here asking for who I should contact to switch to this, but I'm just so frustrated and needed to vent.
**TLDR: Some of these outsourced employees are so bad at t
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Do you get both packets in the morning?
I used to love playing Super Sprint. Is there something similar on the switch that anyone can recommend?
I’ve looked around the internet and found many videos talking about the best race shoes for marathons, and a few talking about race shoes for iron mans. I’m on my school triathlon team and we compete in sprints, super sprints, 5k races, open water swimming competitions and so on. The point is no marathons. What is a good race shoe for these distances? I wear the Hoka Clifton for training for reference any help would be super appreciated!!!
Is anyone beginning the French super sprint and would like to be accountability partners with also the possibility of studying/practicing from time to time? I will be starting at B1.
We visited 2 different T-Mobile stores in my area and were met with utter confusion, followed by "oh, are you sprint customers?"(which,, no we're not anymore seeing as in 6 days Sprint no longer exists and T-Mobile owns it...) and then we were told there was absolutely nothing they could do for us, no stores are carrying the two offered devices. Ironically the signage over the door on thee way out of the store said "sprint customer's you're in the right place" seems fitting that it would be over the door back out into the world since the store was of 0 help. Even if they'd had the phone he told us T-mobile brick and mortar locations don't service sprint customers yet.
We tried to do it online and were forced to call. We finally get the ball rolling only to be told the phone is on backorder and won't ship for weeks(T-Mobile's website says it's in stock and could ship today). The man we dealt with was almost impossible to communicate with, telling us we'd spelled our password wrong repeatedly, and even sending the confirmation to another line on the account... He kept skirting around any potential fees and kept us on the phone for over an hour. Just to finish off with the fact that the phone won't ship for 2-3 weeks.
I get that T-Mobile bought sprint and it's not gonna be all rainbows and smooth sailing, but that was worse than any negative experience I've had through sprint in 20 years of continuous service.
Is anyone beginning the French super sprint and would like to be accountability partners with also the possibility of studying/practicing from time to time? I will be starting at B1.
