AT&T, T-Mobile have fastest data, Sprint fails horribly

I trust Sprint lost since I'm using Clear internet which they're partners with them.

What's still aggravating is they'll use this information as propaganda to charge their customer base more. Basically saying that because they put forth the 'extra effort' to be the fastest, it's an added value not found anywhere else, so it demands a higher price.

Or who's simply to say that there isn't enough people physically using the AT&T network to tax it hard enough to slow it down level with the others? Given the data plans & overcharges I certainly wouldn't take a chance. Until otherwise, I'm figuring AT&T will go with a narrative like the latter.

That'll be their story & they stick it to the customer.

Sprint speeds are just terrible! I only keep using it cause is what i can afford. i do have high hopes with sprint LTE coming in my area by the end of the year.

Originally posted by LordRuss:

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What's still aggravating is they'll use this information as propaganda to charge their customer base more. Basically saying that because they put forth the 'extra effort' to be the fastest, it's an added value not found anywhere else, so it demands a higher price.

Or who's simply to say that there isn't enough people physically using the AT&T network to tax it hard enough to slow it down level with the others? Given the data plans & overcharges I certainly wouldn't take a chance. Until otherwise, I'm figuring AT&T will go with a narrative like the latter.

That'll be their story & they stick it to the customer.

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With a mobile phone, I hardly think the "speed" of the network is the most important thing.

Don't get me wrong. I think Sprint is lagging far behind.
But, let's compare the speeds AFTER someone hits their "caps" on their network...
with someone on Sprint...