JAJameson2010
Android Enthusiast
That I have with Sprint leaves me shaking my head. I actively realize that I have a really low tolerance for stupid. I often need to take deep breaths before I respond so I'm not extremely rude.
Do they really do that poor of a job educating/screening their reps? Would it be rude to ask how long each person has been working for Sprint before I even launch into my question? LOL
For the last week I've been dropping calls instead of smoothly moving to the next cell phone tower. Call drops, then a millisecond later I have full bars. Rinse and repeat for the entire phone call
So I got someone on the phone who took the information down and went to research for 20 minutes. A tower near me was just updated last week, so the rep advised to do a data update. Never noticed the call back number I gave her was my cell phone, or that I was calling her on the cell phone.
I explained to her I do not have another phone to use until around 10pm tonight when the BF gets home. Then I asked if she was talking about a PRL and Profile update? I know how to do that and do not require assistance.
"No we need to do a DATA UPDATE" The rep stresses to me.
Rep tells me they can give me the steps then call back to make sure I was able to successfully update everything. Great! Wonderful outside of the box thinking. I get my pen and paper
1. Click into apps
2. Click settings
3. System update
4. Update PRL
At this point I start seeing red a little bit and said "So it IS a PRL UPDATE"
"Oh yes we are going to update the PRL"
I would have hung up then, but I know from experience the morons call you back!
On a side not I think I'm not fully activated on the Sprint network. *2 routes me to Verizon, where my call cannot be completed as dialed. When I reboot the phone it always prompts for a hands free activation. This means more conversations with people later tonight from, Sprint. Calling a company that you employ should not fill you with dread.
I can't be the only one this happens to?
Do they really do that poor of a job educating/screening their reps? Would it be rude to ask how long each person has been working for Sprint before I even launch into my question? LOL
For the last week I've been dropping calls instead of smoothly moving to the next cell phone tower. Call drops, then a millisecond later I have full bars. Rinse and repeat for the entire phone call

So I got someone on the phone who took the information down and went to research for 20 minutes. A tower near me was just updated last week, so the rep advised to do a data update. Never noticed the call back number I gave her was my cell phone, or that I was calling her on the cell phone.
I explained to her I do not have another phone to use until around 10pm tonight when the BF gets home. Then I asked if she was talking about a PRL and Profile update? I know how to do that and do not require assistance.
"No we need to do a DATA UPDATE" The rep stresses to me.
Rep tells me they can give me the steps then call back to make sure I was able to successfully update everything. Great! Wonderful outside of the box thinking. I get my pen and paper
1. Click into apps
2. Click settings
3. System update
4. Update PRL
At this point I start seeing red a little bit and said "So it IS a PRL UPDATE"
"Oh yes we are going to update the PRL"
I would have hung up then, but I know from experience the morons call you back!
On a side not I think I'm not fully activated on the Sprint network. *2 routes me to Verizon, where my call cannot be completed as dialed. When I reboot the phone it always prompts for a hands free activation. This means more conversations with people later tonight from, Sprint. Calling a company that you employ should not fill you with dread.
I can't be the only one this happens to?


