who has sprint global?

[the art of war]

I'm activating a world phone, who uses sprint with a global plan ?

[Bouncer]

not me. what now? :retard:

[the art of war]

you've never left jersey, fake photos, fake everything GTFO :D

[Bouncer]

fake jersey! i never even been there.

born and raised in alabama. :(

[the art of war]

yall mah n pah raised you wrong boy, stay away from the north!

[the art of war]

Im not sure if ill be in the country you hickshit , if i do i want a global plan.

[Bouncer]

Im not sure if ill be in the country you hickshit , if i do i want a global plan.

you will be back home in no time.

you will show to train for rangers, they will point and laugh and you will be on your way back home like timothy McVeigh. :rofl:

[the art of war]

lol, you have to make it through a lot of shit before you even get your shot - I have no clue where I'll be after georgia, fucking pile of shit southern state.

[Scrumhalf]

A global plan is a waste of money. The only reason to do this is if you absolutely must have your own phone number still working when you go abroad. And you will pay through the nose for it.

A much better option, assuming you just want to be reachable at all times, is to get a prepaid SIM when you get to your destination country. You'll get a local phone number (in that country) and will be able to get and make calls. Plus, all incoming texts and calls are free in most other countries, so you will always be reachable with no money out of pocket.

I don't know if Sprint will unlock your global phone for you or not after a few months under contract - might want to check. If not, just buy a quad-band GSM phone from the Internet and you'll be set.

[the art of war]

A global plan is a waste of money. The only reason to do this is if you absolutely must have your own phone number still working when you go abroad. And you will pay through the nose for it.

A much better option, assuming you just want to be reachable at all times, is to get a prepaid SIM when you get to your destination country. You'll get a local phone number (in that country) and will be able to get and make calls. Plus, all incoming texts and calls are free in most other countries, so you will always be reachable with no money out of pocket.

I don't know if Sprint will unlock your global phone for you or not after a few months under contract - might want to check. If not, just buy a quad-band GSM phone from the Internet and you'll be set.

finally, thank you. :thumup:

[Bouncer]

i turned down the rangers.

joined up with an unknown special ops team where all the super soldiers go. we are sort of like the A-Team on steroids

[the art of war]

jersey shore beach patrol doesn't count you faggot :)

[Bouncer]

jersey shore beach patrol

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[dna9488]

A global plan is a waste of money. The only reason to do this is if you absolutely must have your own phone number still working when you go abroad. And you will pay through the nose for it.

A much better option, assuming you just want to be reachable at all times, is to get a prepaid SIM when you get to your destination country. You'll get a local phone number (in that country) and will be able to get and make calls. Plus, all incoming texts and calls are free in most other countries, so you will always be reachable with no money out of pocket.

I don't know if Sprint will unlock your global phone for you or not after a few months under contract - might want to check. If not, just buy a quad-band GSM phone from the Internet and you'll be set.

Yes, good info :thumup: