So I haven't been a Sprint user before and never thought I'd like Sprint.   My parents use Sprint because it's about the only phone with reception in Beverly Hills but I thought their phone selections were pretty janky over the years that I went with AT&T. I guess recently they started to make a change to one up the other companies.\n\nI am tired of my iPhone.  It's issues with iTunes and being a sync nazi and dying on me short of 2 years is pretty BS. My mom has a HTC Evo and also has an iPhone. SHe told me that she prefers her Evo and Sprint and that she was not happy with her iPhone 4. It was something I thought about and it opened doors to consider other options.\n\nAT&T is an okay carrier (really who is truly 100% happy with a corporate business services? ), but I needed a change of phones and some interesting phones landed with other carriers. We came to test phones (primarily the HTC Evo and the Samsung Epic) and to ask questions. \n\nIt was nice to discover that switching gave us more for about the same price. I mean the 450 minutes here count for landlines- AT&T is for daytime to non AT&T users. Unlimited data and text with the 450 is $69.99 + $10 for 4g, $7 for insurance. They also informed us about discounts through our work- I get 17% off and the BF gets 18% off our plans. They also looked up our address to show the coverage for cell reception and 4g in our area and it was nice to see we were in a solid zone (I'd hope so with a cell tower 3 blocks away). \n\nOverall, I thought people were pleasant here. I put in a order online instead of buying from the store since a deal was going on for the HTC Evo for $99 through Dell, but the information we got in the store made us want to switch over. Time will tell if we will enjoy Sprint, but I think so. It's not a fucking iPhone so I'm kinda already pleased with the purchase.