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Jumping ship from sprint to verizon

Bperry

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Sep 9, 2010
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I have a Sprint 2 Sprint Epic's right now. I am very displeased with the service in my area and the upload cap plus the extra $20 per month. I am thinking of switching companies from sprint to Verizon and getting 2 fascinates.

Looking through the fascinate forum it seems this phone is plagued with a different set of problems than the epic. Is this phone pretty much the same thing except the qwerty keyboard? My main thing I want is good camera/video quality.

I can get a 20% discount through work so Verizon is about the same cost per month.
 
You won't be disappointed with the Fascinate at all it is the best android device I have owned. I am coming from the Droid X and this phone is excellent no issues at all.

sweet your went over to the SF from X.. i'm doing the same.. just gotta go pick up my SF from the post office.

to OP: yes SF has different issues then the Epic, but hopefully the fixes will come shortly for it. From what i heard SF is a great phone and you won't be disappointed. As for Verizon service, You WILL LOVE IT!
 
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Google Voice is free aside from the minutes used when it forwards voice mail to your google voice number.
Yeah but those suckers can add up if you get a lot of missed voicemail and arent careful. Im not complaining of course since Google Voice is outstanding. But it should be noted nevertheless, especially on a family plan. 3-4 lines with everyone using GV next thing you know 100 minutes a week go just to that
 
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Do you really know that many people where you'd use a FFC? Nothing on Verizon has one at this time. It's a nice gimmick but not very useful at this point.

It might be a gimmick but everyone is going that way. My son has the new ipod and my brother has the new iphone so they can face time or whatever its called. I love my SF but I guarantee most high end smartphones will have them henceforth
 
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I'm sure it'll go that way once LTE rolls out and becomes more widespread with the backbone to support it but right now, you're pretty limited. IIRC Facetime is limited to apple devices and only available over wifi for the time being. If I'm around wifi, I'll just use my PC and skype or the recent built in google integration. The only others are the Evo and Epic which also have Wimax access.
 
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