^Over and over, I said if call forwarding is included in the Simply Everything/EPRP plans, I would have the perfect plan. I really hope EPRP is included with the unconditional call forwarding offer.

You’re not being endorsed by any means.

There are forum members here that are fans of Sprint, but to presume that the majority of users of this website is, ummm. Well, I’ll just say dumb again.

Yeah! Yeah right! Come on dude. I just wrote that I could agree with the concept in your point. No need for me to see if your reference’s equations were right. I noted that the cost of all the contracts through each service provider is negligible and if some people are willing to sacrifice certain things with each company, go for it. Sprint isn’t ahead of anyone at this point in the game. Again I say, check out the recent rates of the top companies and you’ll find an individual plan that agrees with you. The battle for our dollars has gone nuclear.

Geez!!! I just wanted to tone down the rhetoric and now here you come looking for a pat on the back. Now, since when has Sprint been known to be a company that’s the shit. I can go to any website and read how they’re trashed in 1000’s of way (customer service, no variety in phones, flagship phones suck- Samsung Instinct). Absurd post man!! It’s because they’ve been getting their asses handed to them recently is the reason their trying so hard. I’d jump to the carrier that I feel best works with my wallet. I’ve read countless times “I’d get that phone if only it was on Verizon’s superior service”. Now here you go stating the ridiculous. Sprint is #3 in users? Correct!

I do digg the $70 everything plan, but I get that on Verizon as well. Along with the better coverage, superior service, and CS. Guest that’s why they are rated #1 in Consumer ratings and subscribers.

I simply want the baddest, kickass service and phone out there. At this point I’d have to say Sprint isn’t the one, but they are getting there.

So are Tmobile, and Verizon.

If you all are so inclined to see whose best (poster-Genjunaro). Type in the words Metro PCS and LTE 4G innovation into your search bar… seems like those guys may be the true game changers within the next year. And unlike some of the closed minded individuals that have posted. My brain is free to switch and choose.

“Thus lowering cost and furthering technological advancements. Competition is good for everybody.”

Thats whats I like, that why Sprint fits most of us.

http://www.billshrink.com/blog/total-cost-of-ownership-motorola-droid-versus-iphone-3gs-versus-palm-pre/

Do a little basic research before you shout out nonsense. All of those companies are offering all you can eat plans for about 70 bucks. Which in the end doesn’t explain why Sprint would charge so much for the same phone.

If everyone started blindly defending a phone and their service providers just because??? Then they should just be given a title similar to the one for Iphone lovers. Apple Fanboys.

That Verizon phone bill is 2 years of expensive month to month hassle & you can never negotiate that with VZW.

So who really wins here?

What would be the problem? Let’s say that I set up conditional forwarding to my GV number. Someone calls my cell and gets no answer. The call should be routed to my GV number, ring my land line + Gizmo project.

Am I missing something?

Unfortunately, Google will not hunt for you if you’re only using conditional forwarding. It will only call multiple phones if your GV number is dialed directly.

From Google:
“More specifically, if you sign up for Google Voice with your existing number, you’ll get:

* Online, searchable voicemail
* Free automated voicemail transcription
* Custom voicemail greetings for different callers
* Email and SMS notifications
* Low-priced international calling

If you decide to also get a new Google number, you’ll get all of the above PLUS:

* One number that reaches you on all your phones
* SMS via email
* Call screening
* Listen In
* Call recording
* Conference calling
* Call blocking”

[http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/]

The fact you have a TP2 won’t make anyone feel stupid.

“Tech savy like me”: This doesn’t exactly scream tech savvy to me: http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=884226&postcount=12

“something no one barely uses”. No one uses it yet because it’s not implemented (obviously). You may not use it, ok, but tons of people will. Example: Reception in my house is not the greatest. I only get 1xRTT downstairs. No biggie, but when my phone is using the 1x data connection, calls go straight to voicemail. With this feature, it should be (hopefully) over! Calls would go to my GV number or my land line!