So let's talk satellite radio

[CaptQuint]

Can you make this simple daily task any harder Rainman?

It's not simple. It's why I started this thread. I'm not buying a 5 G phone. The carrier networks issue is a huge issue whether you are an owner of an existing phone or buying one. Verizon is phasing out (already doing it actually) their 2-3 G CDMA carrier issued phones with the updated LE carrier network. Consumer warnings for these are all over the map. I'm assuming Sprint is following suit. I would just go with a GSM AT&T/ T-Mobile backed phone network but have to assume they are going down a similar path that makes anything I buy now obsolete in a year. It's not simple.

[Reservoir Dog]

Idiot Texan doesn't know how phones work

He's been researching cell phone carriers for a year and doesn't know what "data" means.

[CaptQuint]

Idiot Texan doesn't know how phones work

He's been researching cell phone carriers for a year and doesn't know what "data" means.

[CentralTexasCrude]

Idiot Texan doesn't know how phones work

Retard doesn't know how cell phone service works outside his cushy Eastern Seaboard location. Please stop.

[CaptQuint]

Idiot Texan doesn't know how phones work

Retard doesn't know how cell phone service works outside his cushy Eastern Seaboard location. Please stop.

Eat shit faggot, go get a job loser

[theclap]

Can you make this simple daily task any harder Rainman?

It's not simple. It's why I started this thread. I'm not buying a 5 G phone. The carrier networks issue is a huge issue whether you are an owner of an existing phone or buying one. Verizon is phasing out (already doing it actually) their 2-3 G CDMA carrier issued phones with the updated LE carrier network. Consumer warnings for these are all over the map. I'm assuming Sprint is following suit. I would just go with a GSM AT&T/ T-Mobile backed phone network but have to assume they are going down a similar path that makes anything I buy now obsolete in a year. It's not simple.

5G makes the frogs gay.

[CaptQuint]

Can you make this simple daily task any harder Rainman?

It's not simple. It's why I started this thread. I'm not buying a 5 G phone. The carrier networks issue is a huge issue whether you are an owner of an existing phone or buying one. Verizon is phasing out (already doing it actually) their 2-3 G CDMA carrier issued phones with the updated LE carrier network. Consumer warnings for these are all over the map. I'm assuming Sprint is following suit. I would just go with a GSM AT&T/ T-Mobile backed phone network but have to assume they are going down a similar path that makes anything I buy now obsolete in a year. It's not simple.

5G makes the frogs gay.

Not in Texas, they are all queer already