Yo mark, get your head out your ass and read the article. It's perfectly clear that they specify e-Cards delivered in 4-6 weeks.

The bright side? ...

... _SOMETHING'S_ gotta come in behind every DROID model that'll ever be produced. Congrats, Palm!

@chris ziegler: Not the site that is disliked. Only those individuals from the site who conveniently run defense for known promotional trolls who warrant anything less than respect. If your hallowed site is a "responsibility-free zone", whereby anything BUT holding one accountable is permissible and the accepted norm, I must have missed the notification on the way in. Hope that makes the distinction more clearly understood now. The distinction is night-and-day from where I observe. Thanks!

Eric, aka ewells26 ... Were you lying then ... or lying now?

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/profile/3243694/

Threatening a public beat down is a hoot. The sniveling cowards at EngadgetMobile enjoy your ilk, especially those taking a % from the Sprint trolling shills such as Don Louie-the BitchBoy & Pals. Go fuck yourself into oblivion. Don't settle for less! ;)

What EngadgetMobile characteristically leaves out is that the $100 is delivered as an e-Card in 4-6 weeks. Only good for online purchases.

Let me get this right ...

The same company who begged for $7.3M in Stimulus Funds --

The same company who will be laying off _another_ 2500 over the next 6 weeks --

The same company who is still bleeding RED with subscriber losses and net financial losses --

... will drop you if you roam on VZW more than 50% -- ALL because their towers don't _quite_ come close enough to where you need coverage? Where have I heard this before about Sprint over the last 20 years?? Guess no one can blame THAT on bad policy from a couple years ago, huh? ;)

You may want to look into TMO since they have that area blanketed with coverage, and have a Family plan of unlimited voice, text, & data for $140/month. Hope you can find some way to survive without your NASCAR-TV

Where does Sprint _not_ have any service that _every_ other major carrier _does_? I call bullshite!

Otherwise, from what I hear ... There's a map for that.

Moron.

Eric, aka ewells26, guess what, pumpkin? If not included in the Stimulus Bill, the funds would not have existed for Sprint to get on its knees and beg. No getting around that, despite your virtual ad for your 'NOW' [minus _another_ 2500 employees] network. If one were to believe you sniveling, cowardly promotional trolls, Sprint would be a major success. The open market can be such a cruel place to have your dreams dashed, huh pumpkin?

Most who are informed on such things recognize that there was no "Bailout Bill", but that is specifically how many regard the $787B "Stimulus Package".

If you weren't being willfully ignorant -- the only logical conclusion -- one might suspect you were just trying to sidestep responsibility for blindly supporting the only wireless provider [Sprint] to ask for and receive bailout funds -- while they layoff _another_ 2500.

Too easy, toothlessviper: "The Overland Park-based wireless carrier said in a Friday release that it was the only wireless carrier to get such a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy as part of the federal stimulus plan."

http://kansascity.bizjournals.com/kansascity/stories/2009/04/13/daily44.html

How many times do you have to be wrong before you get it?