(Part 2) Top products from r/Sprint

>not sell to yourself but to sell to others

I hear ya, but I think I covered this angle in my OP.

> diagnostic reports, access to certified mechanics, and AAA assistance

I've got a lot more experience as a mechanic than as a cellular salesman, what you just said there is the sort of horseshit sales pitch that's as shallow as 'pay us extra, cuz money' that corporate is always trying to push. I don't blame you, and I feel a little bad for telling you this because disabusing you of the nonsense that they've fed you will make your job harder, but there's nearly 0 real utility to it that can't be done with the phone people are already paying for.. which is why carriers love to sell them, it's high margin value added frivolousness.

This is a better diagnostic tool than any connected hokum being sold by carriers and it's ~$10. With a free or ~$5 app, there's a lot of information and help at your fingertips that can be read or shared.

>You may not want a tablet with a data plan, but a single mom without WiFi may want to give her kids one, or a college kid who needs something to take notes or draw on the go, small time YouTuber, etc.

Like I said, I don't represent everyone, but a lot of that doesn't resemble what you find in many areas. YMMV, but it can be a tall order and I don't feel like OP is lying to us.

Search for outdoor weatherproof enclosure on Amazon, I was considering something like this (link) sometime ago, but never bought it.

My brother built me a waterproof box out of a plastic container for our T-Mobile cell phone repeater since we put it outside sometimes, but it's not for leaving out in like a torrential downpour, but for everyday weather it works great.

Even though it was through Wirefly in all likely hood you were signing a two-year contract with Sprint as well. Never used Wirefly, but I'll use Amazon as an example as it's likely similar.

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-S4-Black-Sprint/dp/B00CEKXJ3Y

$100 cheaper than through Sprint, how?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&pop-up=1&nodeId=201085350

So, essentially they are taking out what they would have gotten for commission in order for you to buy the cheaper phone which is why you end up with a Sprint contract and a 3rd party return policy!

Spigen Slim Armor along with a random tempered glass screen protector from Amazon.

Not the prettiest case, but I do like the kickstand.

Sprint will send you Airave for free, no need to buy online... Sorry

Call number at https://www.sprint.com/landings/airave/

Do you have like 25 spare $? You could try Airave it is Sprint Signal Booster but it will transmit over you home internet (eg. Cox,Comcast,AT&T,etc.)

Check coverage here first

https://www.sprint.com/landings/airave_eligibility/index.html?ECID=vanity:airavecoverage

Check reviews of them

http://www.ebay.com/itm/AIRAVE-Airvana-Version-2-Sprint-Access-Point-CellPhone-Signal-Booster-/221861973520

https://www.amazon.com/AIRAVE-Airvana-Version-CellPhone-Booster/dp/B0067CO4AC

5 year old video of how much difference Airave v.1 makes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW3qSje8ESA

If it was the 3 in 1 sim kit, I'd see if they can provide the full card so that it properly fits without an adapter. If it's working though you should be fine.

If you want to avoid the store, this should be fine - MediaDevil Simdevil 3-in-1 SIM Card Adapter Kit (Nano / Micro / Standard) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00G26XWDI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_.aetzb4WJX2QD

I did this when I rooted my M7. You need to download a stock rom, load it onto a usb flash drive, and get a usb on the go cable. My local computer store had one for $10

http://www.amazon.com/Micro-USB-OTG-Adapter-Cable/dp/B00D8YZ2SA

If your looking for external storage you could get one of these.

http://www.amazon.com/Extended-Battery-MPJ-Capacity-T-Mobile/dp/B00TBBL896