Sprint PCS Sprint provide adequate cellular service as displayed on their service map. And still won't release you from the contract! ripoff Nationwide

wanna know why you got the charges reversed?
Its cheaper to settle a lawsuit then to go to court.
BUT it doesn't work every time.

As to the original complaint
I hate to keep repeating my self on this point. but it bears repeating,
No matter the carrier, i guarantee you there is a clause about not guaranteeing coverage, EVER, in the contract. this means that you may not have coverage consistently at any time, and you may experience dropped calls, loss of service, no service, etc. and it does and will happen.
as long as there is fair, meaning there is coverage but its not that great, you're still receiving service, unless you can demonstrate and address that you reside in that has no coverage what so ever, your are bound by the terms of the contract.
Oh and it'll be 600+tax to cancel the service, not 450 under current guidelines

And as this site states, BBB membership is bought, not earned. Think they really are going to go after their bread and butter, think again.

I know for a fact that everytime a customer renew their contract they are sent a letter in the mail giving contract information and any early terminaitin fee that may apply..

I too had problems with Sprint. My solution: I wrote a letter addressed to the legal department (I got the address from customer service refusing to tell them why I wanted it) with the heading NOTICE BEFORE LAWSUIT. I explained my problem and how customer service was of no help. I stated they breached their contract with me by not providing consistent cellular service and wanted a judge in small claims court to hear my complaint.

I wanted my last moth's bill and all early cancellation fees waived and a refund of my deposit. I stated I would give them 14 days to respond and then I would file the paperwork for the lawsuit.

I sent this letter certified with proof of delivery (make a copy).

Three days later their corporate office called me and agreed to all my demands without any talking about the problem.

Try it, it might work for you. Good luck.

I too had problems with Sprint. My solution: I wrote a letter addressed to the legal department (I got the address from customer service refusing to tell them why I wanted it) with the heading NOTICE BEFORE LAWSUIT. I explained my problem and how customer service was of no help. I stated they breached their contract with me by not providing consistent cellular service and wanted a judge in small claims court to hear my complaint.

I wanted my last moth's bill and all early cancellation fees waived and a refund of my deposit. I stated I would give them 14 days to respond and then I would file the paperwork for the lawsuit.

I sent this letter certified with proof of delivery (make a copy).

Three days later their corporate office called me and agreed to all my demands without any talking about the problem.

Try it, it might work for you. Good luck.

I too had problems with Sprint. My solution: I wrote a letter addressed to the legal department (I got the address from customer service refusing to tell them why I wanted it) with the heading NOTICE BEFORE LAWSUIT. I explained my problem and how customer service was of no help. I stated they breached their contract with me by not providing consistent cellular service and wanted a judge in small claims court to hear my complaint.

I wanted my last moth's bill and all early cancellation fees waived and a refund of my deposit. I stated I would give them 14 days to respond and then I would file the paperwork for the lawsuit.

I sent this letter certified with proof of delivery (make a copy).

Three days later their corporate office called me and agreed to all my demands without any talking about the problem.

Try it, it might work for you. Good luck.