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The two biggest phone companies in the country are vying for new subscribers--and the battle looks to be heating up.
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The other number to look at is churn. Verizon maintains an excellent churn rate, while AT&T is losing more of their customers - even with the iPhone boost.
So, total sales go to Verizon; profitability goes to Verizon; and the one with the lower churn rate is Verizon... I'm sorry, but it sounds like AT&T is trying convince everybody that it's brand is what it used to be.
on every factor except total number of subscribers. However, I
also believe that Verizon's practice of sticking it to their
customers with poor data/service plans and crippled phones will
hurt them as customers become more savvy and want improved
data and phone/computer integration.
detailed review AT&T VS VERIZON: http://bit.ly/Verizon-is-just-telling-the-truth-and-the-truth-hurts
if verizon gets competitive with its minutes, it can gobble up t-mobile and at&t customers in no time. the only reason i hear my friends say they want to stay with at&t or t-mobile is the fact that they get a bunch of more minutes than veriz.
i do not know whether veriz is cognizant of their less minutes for the buck problem.
my 2 cents worth.
regards
Ravi.
It's a case that you get what you pay for, though they are really pushing that to the point that I may accept poorer service.
ATT's service is what sucks. I'll pay more for far fewer dropped calls, faster downloads, v-cast and intelligent customer service.
Three small companies are in the process of completing towers and networks here. I am an AT & T advocate..won't switch. Just can't believe the lack of support from my phone co.
We need cheaper SAT phone services.
Coverage is dificult when u map things in long/lat/elevation.
Verizon. Unicel is the best deal of them all. They offer free
incoming calls and messages of any kind or size for no extra
charge and from time to time they give their customers credits for
free ringtones and games. Verizon is awful overpriced with awful
phones. Sprint is OK but they don't have the best selection of
phones and their basic plans are over priced. Another downside to
Verizon and Sprint is they are CDMA.
- If Verizon takes over all is bad for Unicel customers.
- by w5a5 March 5, 2008 10:51 AM PST
- If Verizon takes over they will not let Unicel subscribers keep their
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(15 Comments)phone number or their phones since Unicel is GSM and Verizon is
CDMA. Verizon will not honor contracts or any of the features
Unicel offers. Unicel subscribers will be stuck with any handset that
is given to them by Verizon. Verizon is only doing this to replace
lost money from Amp'd mobile. Unicel subscribers WILL be treaded
very poorly.