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Dumping Boost After 4 Years...

So after a year with Boost I have switched to Cricket. The reason, poor service out side city limits. Oh well it was good while it lasted.
Ya see once again i don't understand... They still use Sprint as their network... Why is the quality of service different then Boost? ...And why is the quality of service from Boost different then from Sprint (and i know for a fact that it is)? What Boost phone are you using? Was it a Samsung and now are you using something different? Thanks
 
Ya see once again i don't understand... They still use Sprint as their network... Why is the quality of service different then Boost? ...And why is the quality of service from Boost different then from Sprint (and i know for a fact that it is)? What Boost phone are you using? Was it a Samsung and now are you using something different? Thanks

Don't know what is it but I had the LG Marquee but the service at school and at work are good no dropped calls data speeds were around 1mb but once I entered my city which is a town of around 10000 and just 15 minutes away from the city I'll have no service what so ever. but there were times that I had excellent service at home but rare do. I changed prls manually, resets with the same results.
 
Interesting information here, I too jumped ship from boost, but I went to T mobile. HSPA+ and at some point LTE even with out LTE my downloads range from 6mbs to 16.
I am on a $30 plan, gives me 100 talk mins unlimited text,web. but only the first 5gbs are at those faster speeds, after 5gbs it gets throttled to 200kbs. which is still faster then boost was in many places.
I bought a Nexus 4 and love it and its service on t mobile. I dont talk alot so this works for me, if you need unlimited talk but not much data the $50 plan is unlimited everything but only 500mbs of data at full speed then throttled to 200kbs.
Not to mention I can get t mobile refills $50 card for $40 $100 for $78. Sometimes other even better deals. I am not trying to convince anyone to switch just telling my experience.
I went from $35 boost so it wasnt like there was a big drop but the better data speeds were my main reason. I had the prevail from its launch so my android did not cost $5 extra. The City where I live boost coverage has always been good, 2.2mbs was not uncommon however at my house I was lucky to see 100kbs because of the damn pine trees in this area. With t mobile the speed drop is less noticeable, well I should say not as much a problem because its still over 6mbs.
 
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