punzada
Feb 2004
 Senior Member
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quote: Originally posted by parasiticgannon
How does this work, I'm sure some of you guys might know the answers. Sprint is using the 3G network, How do these other companies fare in comparison like Virgin Mobile or Boost mobile? I hear Boost uses the iDEN network which is part of Sprint. I have no idea of what the difference is. Anyone know?
My buddy has had Helio for a couple years and has had great service since day one, I know they piggyback off the sprint network but what network are they running on?
As a former nextel (boost if you go prepaid, same network) customer that has switched to sprints network with my last contract up I would have to make sure you *avoid the iden network at all costs*
I can only speak about the NY area but coverage is shitty, dropped calls randomly, very annoying 'tinging/clicking' in the background of calls (people who have been on the network knows what i'm talking about ... tssstt click click click click click zrrrrr tssst) and all the phones are shit, very very shit. The only fun part was that the phone was so uncaring about it's interference with nearby objects that we would all know before my phone would ring that i was getting a call if we were in a car or by a tv because any speaker within a 5 foot range of the phone goes TICK TICK TICK TICK TICK then the call comes through, it's very obnoxious.
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