hottboiinnc
ME
join:2003-10-15
Cleveland, OH | reply to Dirtyping
Re: Interesting Results
ATT had GO Phone before it was even part of Cingular. Cingular just took over maybe what 2 years ago? and ATT had the GO Phone in 2003 under ATTWS |
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Dirtyping
join:2001-10-30
West Haverstraw, NY
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said by ifarrell  :BTW, the reason Cingular has the fewest dropped calls is because you can't drop a call you can't make  So true. I had AT&T Wireless free2go prepaid analog service which worked quite well even in rural areas. After Cingular brought AT&T Wireless they replaced that service with their digital GO phone service.
Since I was an existing customer I was able to stay with the AT&T service until my phone died. So the new phone ended up with the Cingular prepaid Go service which was supposed to be the same but totally sucks.
It shows on the map that it is supposed to work in Orange County, NY but does not work anywhere north of Rockland county. |
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ifarrell
join:2000-08-10
Willow Spring, NC
 ·Vonage
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said by TKJunkMail :said by ke4pym :I agree with you, Sphincter. Sprint is horrible in this market too. The test seems to count out Cingular all together and gets a tie for Sprint and Verizon on coverage, but Sprint wins the "Unlimited" test. So, Sprint it is, unless their coverage sucks in the areas you want service in. I have to say that I am also surprised Sprint got top honors.
I can see why Cingular came last especially in Rural areas as the Service sucks (I can speak from personal experience having seen and used Cingular Nationwide from Miami, FL to Timbuktoo, MT).
Verizon needs to stop advertising "Unlimited" when it isn't.
If it wasn't for that fact Verizon should have beat Sprint by far.
Don't get me wrong, I am a Sprint user (Voice only) and it works pretty good for the price I am paying.
Given the choice though, I'd take Verizon for Wireless Broadband.
BTW, the reason Cingular has the fewest dropped calls is because you can't drop a call you can't make |
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