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Problem is that all the other competitors are horrible as well. Why is it that Cellphone companies in America pride themselves in Bad service and Bad policies? I'd pay a premium to go with a company that does not treat it's customers as a "annoyance".
You have to be careful who you sign these exclusive deals with, if you sign them at all. It is severely limiting your potential sales.
The fact is NO COMPANY IS GOOD AND COMPLETE. Everyone's preference depends on the area they live in. If you want coverage, go get Sprint, then you'll know what coverage is....being cut off every 2 mins into a call. Don't even talk about Nextel chirp. A chirp now takes more than 10 seconds to reach its destination. Nextel was better when it was independent.
WRONG. Where'd you get that information? The chirp is almost instantaneous. If it were behind 10 seconds, you'd have trouble talking to the other person - which is not the case.
But you are correct about Sprint coverage. If you want coverage - and a blazing fast data network - Sprint would be your best bet.
Because from what i can see iPhone has increased AT&T's profits by adding new customers and increasing wireless data revenue.
No problems with either their services or support. Family likes U-verse. I'm happy.
A product that didn't exist 18 months ago changing the fortunes of a regional Bell is big news.
The length of complaints are astounding!!!
- by Poshie232 May 8, 2009 7:00 AM PDT
- I have been stuck in a cell phone contract that just self renewed without informing me or getting my approval so instead of the two years I thought I was in for I ended up having to pay for four years. But now I have canceled the contract and good riddance to it, I will never sign a contract for a cell phone again. I decided to get a prepaid Tracfone instead and I have been very pleasantly surprised to find how much cheaper they are. Long distance and some international calls are the same price as local calls which are starting to make my land line look obsolete. Prepaid is definitely better than contract and I can recommend Tracfone as one of the cheapest.
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