Anyone who knows me should know that I enjoy a good debate. Some would say I "love to argue" but if I know for a fact that I am 100% right about something, I will make it a point to prove that I am in fact correct and they're just spouting off nonsense.
Well, after T-Mobile announced that their coverage map would be crowd sourced to show true coverage, I wanted to see how correct the map truly is. I know there is a dead spot in T-Mobile's network where I coach baseball 3 days a week. By dead spot, I mean a mile down the road I get
After tweeting T-Mobile, their customer care tweeted me back to discuss the lack of coverage. After a few tweets, T-Mobile asked me to direct message them, I'm assuming so whatever problems I had weren't out in the public. Sprint decided to tweet me asking to join their network. Not only did one Sprint tweet me, but actually three of them tweeted me. I tried to be nice to the first
@CausingChaos Service issues? Consider a change, Sprint has great offers available! We can review options at http://t.co/nWYD6DPrBJ MJ
— SprintSales (@SprintSales) March 31, 2015
Sprint had a nice response almost acknowledging the fact that their network is weak.
@CausingChaos We're constantly working to expand our coverage. For the most updated coverage, you can visit http://t.co/hhXmcSkcfy *RO
— SprintSales (@SprintSales) March 31, 2015
With the second rep, I responded point blank that their network sucks in my area. Actually is sucks throughout most of the country, but that's not my point.
@SprintSales I'll pass. Your coverage in my area sucks
— Christopher (@CausingChaos) March 31, 2015
Sorry, MJ, RO, See the whole Twitter hilarity here, here, and here.
Here's the pics just in case they delete the tweets.
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