Mobile Phone services, which companies do use?

[imageWIS]

Also any experiences and / or horror or positive stories would be interesting as well.

Jon.

 

[skalogre]

T-Mobile. No complaints here; have been pretty good to me so far (been I think 3 years now).

 

[Oddly Familiar]

Cingular is good. I get reception mostly everywhere, and have never had a dropped call. avoid any of the motorola world phones though, unless you can get your hands on a V400. Damn good phone.

 

[drizzt3117]

T-mobile/Cingular

They aren't great in buildings here in SoCal, and not wonderful in areas with elevation changes (mountains), but not bad on freeways and the like.

 

[shellshock]

i have t-mobile. i used to have cingular. no problems with either except cingular got (generally) better reception in my area cause they have a lot more towers and t-mobile has like none. their reception is decent it just drops out sometimes. t-mobile's customer service people are usually pretty nice about issues.

i had verizon a couple years back and i got charged for all these calls i never made and it was a nightmare trying to straighten out and the customer service people yelled at ME and refused to put me on the phone to anyone higher up in management. evil. i terminated my contract with them.

 

[odoreater]

I've been a loyal customer of Verizon for about 4 or 5 years now. Before that I had Sprint for a year, WorldCom for a year (not sure that they're even still around) and AT&T for a year and all three sucked.

 

[Tokyo Slim]

T&T which switched to being Cingular. Never had a complaint. Cingular has superior reception to pretty much every other network in the Seattle area. Their phones are decent, and they have stores everywhere.

And on that note:
Does anyone remember when Motorola used to make good phones? Man what happened?

 

[skalogre]

Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim

AT&T which switched to being Cingular. Never had a complaint. Cingular has superior reception to pretty much every other network in the Seattle area. Their phones are decent, and they have stores everywhere.

And on that note:
Does anyone remember when Motorola used to make good phones? Man what happened?

They went iPoo on us, frankly. The thin razr took over their whole product line.

 

[rdawson808]

Verizon. I got it initially because they were the only reliable service where my job is located. Plus we get a discount through work. But I have no complaints at all and will stick with them even after I change jobs.

b

 

[Aristocrat]

LG, no complains, nice design and good internet services!

 

[Joffrey]

Verizon because I was on a family plan I didnt pay for. But now that I have my own job My mother handed me the bill : $189 for 400 minute plan!!! Of course $130 of it is random charges. So after I take care of the bill I'm switching to T-mobile and unlocked GSM phones

 

[chorse123]

Verizon - decent service, and only around $75 for two phones/two lines. I have little need to use it during the day, or to call non-verizon customers, so I'm never over whatever minute alotment I have.

 

[Quirk]

Verizon has good reception, but lousy customer service. Most companies have lousy company service these days.

 

[imageWIS]

Originally Posted by Quirk

Most companies have lousy company service these days.

I'm beginning to see that

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Jon.

 

[skalogre]

Originally Posted by imageWIS

I'm beginning to see that

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Jon.

I have had good luck with T-Mo.