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Who do you use for Wireless service?

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#26
#26
chatt-townVOL said:
I bet putting in that Better Business Bureau complaint really put the fear of God into one of the world's largest high-demand
multi-billion dollar companies.
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No but I got my point across & got something out of it. Someone other than the average rep had to take the time to actually talk to me.
 
#27
#27
Sprint. My mom works there so I just piggy back off of it and and get the employee plan. No complaints here.
 
#29
#29
Dropped ATT for Verizon a couple of years ago. The coverage in my area is much better with Verizon.
 
#30
#30
Any of you guys in this thread care to share your cell phone experiences within Neyland Stadium? Coverage, how often you lost signal, etc.?
 
#32
#32
coug said:
Any of you guys in this thread care to share your cell phone experiences within Neyland Stadium? Coverage, how often you lost signal, etc.?
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AT&T is pretty much unusable inside the stadium, in my experience.
 
#34
#34
coug said:
Any of you guys in this thread care to share your cell phone experiences within Neyland Stadium? Coverage, how often you lost signal, etc.?
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Neyland Stadium is the Bermuda Triangle of cell service. You lose it upon entering and don't regain it till you leave.
 
#35
#35
All depends on where you are located, but I hated AT&T because their service was so spotty in this area. Switched to Verizon and very happy with it. Bill seems to be just about the same.
 
#37
#37
SDV said:
I've had ATT for quite a few years. My work iphone is Verizon and my ATT gets better coverage. I was pretty surprised. Plus you can surf web and email while talking on phone with att
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You can do that on Verizon as well, provided you're on their 4G network, which is like 97% of their data service area.

I was with AT&T for about 15 years, but just switched to T-Mobile. Coverage definitely is not on the level with AT&T or Verizon, but it works for me at home, work and school. I know that heading out to the coast or the mountains, I won't have service, but for $90 a month with putting my dad and my brother on my account, I can live with it. I'm okay with springing full retail for devices when I need them.
 
#38
#38
I'm using Cricket which is a CDMA network(not sure if that makes a difference). I can often get service inside Neyland when my sister with Verizon can't, though I do get dead spots. Sadly AT&T bought them out so I'll be switching to GSM in less than a year.
 
#39
#39
milohimself said:
You can do that on Verizon as well, provided you're on their 4G network, which is like 97% of their data service area.

I was with AT&T for about 15 years, but just switched to T-Mobile. Coverage definitely is not on the level with AT&T or Verizon, but it works for me at home, work and school. I know that heading out to the coast or the mountains, I won't have service, but for $90 a month with putting my dad and my brother on my account, I can live with it. I'm okay with springing full retail for devices when I need them.
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My work phone is an iPhone 4 and I live in Los Angeles. It only gets 3G. I cannot do phone and look something up or email while I'm on. Don't know if it's the phone or what
 
#40
#40
SDV said:
My work phone is an iPhone 4 and I live in Los Angeles. It only gets 3G. I cannot do phone and look something up or email while I'm on. Don't know if it's the phone or what
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It's the phone. LTE on Verizon allows most phones to do both data and voice.
 
#42
#42
I used to have Sun something and they were bought out by Cingular and they were subsequently bought out by AT&T. With all I had to go out on the porch of my home to make/receive calls. I now have Verizon and I don't have to so I'm sticking with them.
 
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