Just came across a new site where you can get unlimited ringtones for $9.99. Although they say you can get all the ringtones you want for free, upon further investigation into the site I have found that this really isn’t the case.

You do however have access to over 500,000, that’s half a million ringtones, for $9.99 per month. Although not as good as 3gupload.com, they have tons of polyphonic and mp3 based ringtones for you to choose from.

To get access to all these great tones check them out at UnlimitedRingtones.com. For more information on 3gupload check out my 3gupload ringtones review.

Just always remember to read the fine print when you start looking into sites that aren’t directly through your service provider. Actually when dealing with anything regarding your Sprint PCS or Nextel phone you should really look at the fine print. You never know when they are going to give you a wonderful new charge just because they feel they can.

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Check it out over at Nextel/Sprint Complaint at my3cents.com.

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It just keeps getting better and better. Or is that worse and worse. Sprint Nextel, that wonderful company that gives you so much as a current customer (note sarcasm) has done it again. During their wonderful merger UbiquiTel, an affiliate of Sprint selling Sprint Phones and Sprint Service to 452,000 subscribers, sued over the merger.

I can’t really imagine why? No really, who wouldn’t want a horrible customer service phone company merging with a competitor allowing you less leverage in the phones you sell if you sell multiple brands of phones or provide to a smaller group of people. Sounds wonderful.

It turns out Sprint, sorry, Sprint Nextel has bought all but four of it’s affiliates this way and assumed tons more debt from these companies, just to get out of all the lawsuits all the affiliates were trying to pull on them. The merger would of course put and immediate stay to the lawsuits.

Keep on going Sprint. Buy more and more people that don’t like you and pretty soon you won’t need any customer service to be nice to people and answer questions because the world won’t have a choice in phones. We’ll all have to deal with junky service and junky customer service.

Great.

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The ESPN phone that I ranted about not too long ago has gone down in price. If you remember previously Best Buy advertised this phone at $199 but didn’t have any in stock. They were waiting until Super Bowl Sunday to release the phone as a big Super Bowl promotion. The only thing was the special price was only to last until the end of January. The Super Bowl wasn’t until February.

You guessed it. The phone price increased to $350 – $499 depending on where you went and made me wait until that Sunday to tell me. They even had that price on it in February but ended up changing it on Sunday. Naturally.

Well now, 2 months later, the phone price of the ESPN Mobile Phone plummeted. The price is now reported to be $99. I’ll believe it when I see it but it supposedly is because the old Sanyo Phone that the ESPN phone is on is old and outdated and the new phone platform that is coming out is soooo much better.

I like Sanyo phones but I don’t think the Sprint service that goes a long with anything new will be that much better. Also I imagine the phone price is only going to be for new lines of service even if you re-up your current plan, which makes the phone pointless for anyone thinking about switching to Sprint (why I’m not sure), rather than those of us who have been through all of Sprint’s craziness and need a new phone.

Good luck getting a new Sprint Phone anyway.

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Just a quick tip for those of you who hate trying to get through to a Sprint Representative. I guess you could call them a Sprint PCS Customer Service Specialist but I don’t think they’re too specialist.

Every time I call Sprint the representatives sound like they’re reading directly off a sheet from somewhere outside of the US. I can’t really understand what they’re saying and they answer my questions with simple “political like” answers. Very tough to get anything you’re asking for when you call. Combined with that is the fact that, as I said, YOU CAN”T UNDERSTAND THEM.

However, if you really want to try and get through to a Sprint Representative then here is a little tip. All you have to do when you call *2 is wait a little bit for the crazy lady to get done with her intro talk and then press 0. Just 0, that’s it. She’ll want some information that you can give her or not but you have to just keep pressing 0, just press 0. You’ll probably get put on hold but at least you don’t have to go through the, “Just tell me how I can help you.” Blah, blah, blah.

Just press 0 as many times as you can until you hear the wonderful Sprint hold music.

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Sprint announced yesterday that they will be expanding their coverage network aggressively through the end of 2006 to include millions more Americans under their umbrella of poor service. According to an article titled Sprint plans aggressive expansion and evolution of the Sprint Power Vision network over at PDA tracker:

Sprint today has the most wireless broadband coverage of any carrier.

That’s news to me. I would rather go on my experience and experience tells me that both cingular and Verizon networks get service where Sprint doesn’t. I have neighbors that can use their phones the full 31 floors of our elevator ride while my wonderful (note the sarcasm) Sprint phone looses signal the second the elevator door closes.

Maybe they should rework that statistic to say:

Sprint is able to cover you all over the United Stats, however, due to the fact that their phone towers run on such low power because they are too cheap and don’t like to treat existing customers well you can’t use your phone anywhere except on that little ant hill that you live next to. As long as everyone takes turns using the hill Sprint is able to cover everyone in the world.

That statistic allows you to say you cover a lot more people.

We’ll see if they’re coverage actually improves but my guess is making a phone call on your cell phone won’t improve much over the next year if you use Sprint or Nextel.

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