Sprint Is The Suckiest Cellphone Company
According to Google, Sprint is the suckiest cellphone company. When you query "____ sucks," filling in the name of different providers, Sprint returns the most results. Here's how all the providers stacked up:
Helio: 427
T-Mobile: 745
Alltel: 3,500
Verizon: 20,000
AT&T: 22,500
Sprint: 31,000
Note that these results bear no discernible relation to the same companies tested against "___ is the coolest," thereby underscoring this experiment's utter frivolousness.
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RIAA sucks = 1,030,000
Thinking that the Mt Everest of suckitude, I nontheless try:
Walmart sucks = 228,000
THAT seems low. Do we pick on Walmart too much? Or, an alternative spelling is needed?
Wal-Mart sucks = 245,000
Giving us 473,000 total.
On a whim, we try, counterintuitively:
Wal*mart sucks = 2,480,000
BONANZA! (2,953,000 ttl)
Which goes to show... The internets like asteriks?!
@JRuiz47:
They were going to call it the "WhiteBerry", but then they decided that some diversity would be good PR.
Well, sprint has been around longer than helio so it had more time to rack up "sucks" references.
I've had Sprint for nearly a decade and they're usually pretty good day-to-day. The plans can be decent if you pick carefully.
However, every time I've changed my plan or added a phone, I can count on having to make a series of calls to customer service and spent a couple of hours trying to resolve things. They usually mess up the billing at first.
I've changed my plan 3 or 4 times, and it happens every time.
@Trai_Dep: asterisk (*) is a wild card search character. Wal*Mart sucks will find and string containing Wal(anything: dash, space, platypus)Mart in connection with the word sucks.
My experience with Sprint so far has been entirely satisfactory. I got the plans I wanted at the price I wanted without an argument or any tricks, the service works flawlessly, the bills are easy to understand and exactly as I expect, and my cellular modem is often faster than my cable modem.
This all gets really old. Pick any cell phone company, and you can always find people who have had bad experiences with them. My worst experience has been with Nextel, from a customer service standpoint as an individual. My corporate accounts with Nextel have been trouble free.
Ive had issue with AT&T, T Mobile, and Verizon... I havent had a problem yet with Sprint, but that doesnt mean anything.
The real "sucking" seems to be the recent crop of BS articles that have been featured here.













This is your suckiest article.