Sprint Mobile Phone Service in Seattle/Tacoma/Everett

Pros: Customer service, coverage area, clarity of signal
Cons: High cost of downloading ringtones. 15 cents per text msg.

I have been using Sprint for over 7 years now. My service began while living in the Bay Area in California. When we moved to Seattle WA, we continued our service and kept our old phone number as well. The only time we experience "dropped" calls, is ...

Pros: friendly staff, great service, nice phone
Cons: extra fees; taxes and surcharges

Last June I started my cell service with Sprint. I bought my phones on line and went to a local Sprint store to set up service. It was easy to do and before I knew it, I had a plan that was right for me at a price I thought was fair. I'm using a family ...

Pros: Service fairly good with Nextel but many more dropped calls and problems connecting after merger.
Cons: Customer service takes forever to get through and doesn't know answers. Rural states coverage nonexistent.

We went on a driving vacation and found that sprint had no service in most areas -Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado etc. When I returned, I ported my number and even though I checked with sprint they failed to tell me they don't prorate the monthly charges so I paid for a month I didn't get to use. The worst is that I had to call three times and go through their long voice mail tree with several people before I could find out why I had to pay for over 20 days of service I didn't get! It turns out that the multi-page, tiny-print contract I signed years ago says they don't prorate. I was told that I should know the terms because I signed the paper.