Could you ask her to call me? http://lamalinks.fun/ lamalinks.com The only thing they have going for them is pricing and customer service. I'm saying this as an ex-customer. They barely have LTE in NYC or any other major area. They basically throw a dart onto a map to decide where LTE's going next. Also the fact that T-Mobile is GSM (phone freedom, unlocked phones, Nexus devices) is reason enough to consider them over Sprint. T-Mobile announced LTE in March and has 157 Million people covered, which is 157% compared to the 100 Million goal they had. They say that they'll have the country covered by the end of the year, and I believe them. They're rolling it out as fast or faster than Verizon first did a few years ago.