Quote Originally Posted by Mark Gambo
It maybe cheaper in the long run if you switch now and pay the early termination fee. This is depending of course on how many months you have left. Sprint's Early Termination fee varies between $150 to $250. If you are spending $70 to $100 a month for you service and you have a year or more left, then it may pay for you to switch.

But all major carriers suck in some way or another. They all will screw you if they can. I had Nextel for years but I noticed ever since they Sprint/Nextel agreed to sell their IDEN Network to the US Military, I have noticed that the signal to my Nextel phone was slowly but surely being degraded little by little. Almost to the point where I couldn't get a strong signal in places where I had no problems with before.

Isn't technology grand?????
Don't blame the technology for the incompetent people who are just in it for the money. I have actually discovered a relational graph (that is true 80-90% of the time) that the amount of money you make is inversely proportionally to your intelligence.

@timeshifter
Buy your own linksys router and burn theirs.
I wonder how many people actually get shafted by comcast's joke of a "home networking plan" that they will charge you extra monthly based on the number of computers you connect to the router device.