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'Big Daddy Diggler'
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From: Yonkers NY
Their phone service sucks, but it's getting better. The main reason i have a nextel is because everyone i know has one, so its a cheap way to get in contact with them via bleep. Plus, i think i'm contractually tied to them for the next hundred years.
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Originally Posted by bigman
Their phone service sucks, but it's getting better. The main reason i have a nextel is because everyone i know has one, so its a cheap way to get in contact with them via bleep. Plus, i think i'm contractually tied to them for the next hundred years.
I currently have T-Mobile with my unlocked Motorola MPX200 w/ data plan and don't get very good reception in my neighborhood/house, in the malls, and in Super Walmart. I'm considering Nextel as my backup/second carrier due to almost half the people I know and meet having Nextel.
Maybe when I upgrade to the MPX220 the reception will be better.
I've had nextel I believe for over 3 years now without any major problems. I signed my wife up last year for it as well.
Sure I've found a few dead spots around so cal, but all of the phone providers have that problem.
currently my wife and I both have the i836.
Sure I've found a few dead spots around so cal, but all of the phone providers have that problem.
currently my wife and I both have the i836.
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Originally Posted by Nicky Pass
They don't have a great selection of phones. The service is average at best.
I know they may not have all the cool features that some of the other phones on the market have.
But they have added quite a few phones with a lot of features since last July.
They were pretty much the last to add camera phone and music playing ringtones.
but their phones have greatly improved since last July.
http://nextelonline.nextel.com/NASAp...eft_nav;phones
I wish I could upgrade to the i930
Standard Features
Standard features included with all Nextel Phones:
■ Walkie-Talkie Service: Walkie-Talkie service that instantly connects you to all other Nextel users - across town, across the country, and now even across borders to Latin America and Canada.
■ GPS Enabled: Lets you view your approximate location and when making 911 calls helps emergency personnel to locate you if your phone has adequate access to GPS satellite signal and the emergency response center is equipped to process such signals. Supports non-Java location-enhanced services such as Mobile LocatorTM.
■ VibraCall® Alert: Notifies you of incoming phone calls, Walkie-Talkie calls, messages and Voicemail without a sound.
■ Recent Calls List: Access the last twenty sent and received calls for quick call return or number storage.
■ Accessory Connector Cover: Protect the bottom accessory connector from dust and debris with the attached cover.
Microsoft Smartphone 2003 Operating System
Packed with familiar Microsoft software, this phone offers full personal information management and e-mail functionality. When you're on the go, you can send and receive e-mail and text messages, schedule appointments, manage contacts, and organize tasks.
Nextel Worldwide Service
Stay connected in over 100 countries with Nextel Worldwide service. Make and receive calls around the world with one phone and one number. Get reliable service and 24/7 customer support. And pay just one low per-minute rate for all the calls you make and receive. Learn more about this service from Nextel.
International Wireless Data Service
Access many of your wireless data services like email, web services, and text and multimedia messaging, while traveling internationally in parts of North and South America, Europe, and Asia. Learn more about this service from Nextel.
Microsoft Pocket Outlook
Access and update your Microsoft Outlook e-mail from your phone. The Pocket Outlook application allows you to view and update your Inbox. With ActiveSync, synchronizing your phone email data with your desktop PC or to a Microsoft Exchange server is a breeze. Just use ActiveSync® to set up and maintain over-the-air email synchronization and keep your important information at hand.
Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer
Browse the Web While on the Go! Pocket Internet Explorer enables you to browse Web content, including intranet sites and streaming video or music files - all in just a couple of keystrokes. Pocket Internet Explorer supports HTML and WAP, allowing you to surf, shop, or trade online. The added security features help protect online shopping or access to corporate data.
Wireless Synchronization with Personal Email or Corporate Outlook (ActiveSync)
Now it's easy to synchronize your mobile phone information with your desktop or notebook computer information using ActiveSync. ActiveSync can be configured to wirelessly synchronize on demand, or it can be configured to synchronize on an automated schedule. For example, ActiveSync can automatically check your e-mail, contacts, calendar and tasks - every 5, 10, or 30 minutes - in Microsoft Outlook for differences between the device and your computer and then make the necessary updates. Or you can synchronize on demand for updates whenever you need them.
Windows Media Player
Listen to music and watch videos by streaming over the wireless web, or by transferring them to your phone from your computer.
MSN Messenger
Just like on your computer – send instant messages to anyone on your contact list and interact with multiple people at the same time.
Email Attachment Viewer
Open and view PowerPoint® presentations, Excel graphs, worksheets and charts, Word documents, PDFs and .bmp, .jpg and .png digital images.
Secure Digital Slot
The phone also includes a Secure Digital (SD) card slot, so you can store music, games and other files on the removable memory, making it possible to take all the files you need with you.
Infrared Port
The phone has the ability to connect via infrared beam to other infrared-enabled devices: Pocket PCs, PDAs, mobile phones, PCs, or other devices. Beaming is a great way to send your friends or co-workers pictures, audio files, your electronic business card or a calendar appointment.
Smartdial
Smartdial locate any contact quickly by displaying a list of contacts based on the letter or number you type in to search for. If you type in the numbers 566 to spell 'J','O','N', it will automatically display all your contacts with these three letters in them, so you don’t have to enter the entire name.
Predictive Text Input
The phone supports T9® predictive text entry for entering text on using just one key press per letter. Ex., if you spell 'phone' by pressing, 7-4-6-6-3 on the keypad, T9 matches that sequence with "phone." If more than one word shares the same sequence, T9 provides the next most commonly used words.
Downloadable Windows Mobile Applications, Games, Ring Tones and Wallpapers
Find the latest downloads to personalize, enhance, and get more done on your phone. Download from the catalog onto your new handset or go to http://sprint.handango.com
Java Enabled
The phone is Java Enabled and supports a built-in Java virtual machine to run J2ME applications.
Multiple Languages
Change a setting to read phone menus and options in English, Spanish, and French.
GPS Solutions
Whether you need turn-by-turn driving directions or a smarter way to manage your mobile travel needs, Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) solutions can help get it done. GPS location-based safety services like Mobile LocatorTM, allows you to locate a friend or family member’s phone location at anytime, right from your computer. Enjoy audible and visual turn-by-turn driving directions to any address, anywhere on Nextel’s Nationwide Network. If you need to make a 911 emergency call, the GPS feature can also help emergency personnel locate you. (If your phone has adequate access to GPS satellite signals and the emergency response center is equipped to process such information.) Click here to learn more about this service.
Quick Flip
Easy open push-button flip mechanism.
Walkie-Talkie Services
Walkie-Talkie service that instantly connects you to all other Nextel users - across town, across the country, and now even across borders to Latin America and Canada. This feature includes:
■One-Touch Walkie-Talkie: Set your phone and instantly connect to the last Walkie-Talkie call or an assigned Walkie-Talkie contact by pressing the Push-to-Send (also works for Group Walkie-Talkie);
■Walkie-Talkie Speaker & Privacy Modes: Use the private speaker button to switch from the external speaker to the earpiece for private conversations or to minimize disruptions in quiet environments.
Built-in 310 Camera and Camcorder with Spotlight
Capture and save images and video for personal and business purposes and send them to friends and colleagues.
Voice Activated Dialing
Press a button and speak to dial numbers or access features.
Airplane Mode
Turn off network connection and use programs, games, voice record, and datebook. Check FAA rules and regulations for proper use of electronics during flight. Phone will display “Airplane Mode” while in use and display “Service Restricted Airplane Mode On”.
Speakerphone
Safe, hands-free cellular conversations are always available with the built-in speakerphone.
Multimedia Messaging Service
Send or receive Multimedia Messages (either audio, images, text, or all three in the same message) to or from email addresses and other capable users. You can even wirelessly store multimedia on the Sprint web site. Click here to learn more about this new service.
Standard features included with all Nextel Phones:
■ Walkie-Talkie Service: Walkie-Talkie service that instantly connects you to all other Nextel users - across town, across the country, and now even across borders to Latin America and Canada.
■ GPS Enabled: Lets you view your approximate location and when making 911 calls helps emergency personnel to locate you if your phone has adequate access to GPS satellite signal and the emergency response center is equipped to process such signals. Supports non-Java location-enhanced services such as Mobile LocatorTM.
■ VibraCall® Alert: Notifies you of incoming phone calls, Walkie-Talkie calls, messages and Voicemail without a sound.
■ Recent Calls List: Access the last twenty sent and received calls for quick call return or number storage.
■ Accessory Connector Cover: Protect the bottom accessory connector from dust and debris with the attached cover.
Microsoft Smartphone 2003 Operating System
Packed with familiar Microsoft software, this phone offers full personal information management and e-mail functionality. When you're on the go, you can send and receive e-mail and text messages, schedule appointments, manage contacts, and organize tasks.
Nextel Worldwide Service
Stay connected in over 100 countries with Nextel Worldwide service. Make and receive calls around the world with one phone and one number. Get reliable service and 24/7 customer support. And pay just one low per-minute rate for all the calls you make and receive. Learn more about this service from Nextel.
International Wireless Data Service
Access many of your wireless data services like email, web services, and text and multimedia messaging, while traveling internationally in parts of North and South America, Europe, and Asia. Learn more about this service from Nextel.
Microsoft Pocket Outlook
Access and update your Microsoft Outlook e-mail from your phone. The Pocket Outlook application allows you to view and update your Inbox. With ActiveSync, synchronizing your phone email data with your desktop PC or to a Microsoft Exchange server is a breeze. Just use ActiveSync® to set up and maintain over-the-air email synchronization and keep your important information at hand.
Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer
Browse the Web While on the Go! Pocket Internet Explorer enables you to browse Web content, including intranet sites and streaming video or music files - all in just a couple of keystrokes. Pocket Internet Explorer supports HTML and WAP, allowing you to surf, shop, or trade online. The added security features help protect online shopping or access to corporate data.
Wireless Synchronization with Personal Email or Corporate Outlook (ActiveSync)
Now it's easy to synchronize your mobile phone information with your desktop or notebook computer information using ActiveSync. ActiveSync can be configured to wirelessly synchronize on demand, or it can be configured to synchronize on an automated schedule. For example, ActiveSync can automatically check your e-mail, contacts, calendar and tasks - every 5, 10, or 30 minutes - in Microsoft Outlook for differences between the device and your computer and then make the necessary updates. Or you can synchronize on demand for updates whenever you need them.
Windows Media Player
Listen to music and watch videos by streaming over the wireless web, or by transferring them to your phone from your computer.
MSN Messenger
Just like on your computer – send instant messages to anyone on your contact list and interact with multiple people at the same time.
Email Attachment Viewer
Open and view PowerPoint® presentations, Excel graphs, worksheets and charts, Word documents, PDFs and .bmp, .jpg and .png digital images.
Secure Digital Slot
The phone also includes a Secure Digital (SD) card slot, so you can store music, games and other files on the removable memory, making it possible to take all the files you need with you.
Infrared Port
The phone has the ability to connect via infrared beam to other infrared-enabled devices: Pocket PCs, PDAs, mobile phones, PCs, or other devices. Beaming is a great way to send your friends or co-workers pictures, audio files, your electronic business card or a calendar appointment.
Smartdial
Smartdial locate any contact quickly by displaying a list of contacts based on the letter or number you type in to search for. If you type in the numbers 566 to spell 'J','O','N', it will automatically display all your contacts with these three letters in them, so you don’t have to enter the entire name.
Predictive Text Input
The phone supports T9® predictive text entry for entering text on using just one key press per letter. Ex., if you spell 'phone' by pressing, 7-4-6-6-3 on the keypad, T9 matches that sequence with "phone." If more than one word shares the same sequence, T9 provides the next most commonly used words.
Downloadable Windows Mobile Applications, Games, Ring Tones and Wallpapers
Find the latest downloads to personalize, enhance, and get more done on your phone. Download from the catalog onto your new handset or go to http://sprint.handango.com
Java Enabled
The phone is Java Enabled and supports a built-in Java virtual machine to run J2ME applications.
Multiple Languages
Change a setting to read phone menus and options in English, Spanish, and French.
GPS Solutions
Whether you need turn-by-turn driving directions or a smarter way to manage your mobile travel needs, Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) solutions can help get it done. GPS location-based safety services like Mobile LocatorTM, allows you to locate a friend or family member’s phone location at anytime, right from your computer. Enjoy audible and visual turn-by-turn driving directions to any address, anywhere on Nextel’s Nationwide Network. If you need to make a 911 emergency call, the GPS feature can also help emergency personnel locate you. (If your phone has adequate access to GPS satellite signals and the emergency response center is equipped to process such information.) Click here to learn more about this service.
Quick Flip
Easy open push-button flip mechanism.
Walkie-Talkie Services
Walkie-Talkie service that instantly connects you to all other Nextel users - across town, across the country, and now even across borders to Latin America and Canada. This feature includes:
■One-Touch Walkie-Talkie: Set your phone and instantly connect to the last Walkie-Talkie call or an assigned Walkie-Talkie contact by pressing the Push-to-Send (also works for Group Walkie-Talkie);
■Walkie-Talkie Speaker & Privacy Modes: Use the private speaker button to switch from the external speaker to the earpiece for private conversations or to minimize disruptions in quiet environments.
Built-in 310 Camera and Camcorder with Spotlight
Capture and save images and video for personal and business purposes and send them to friends and colleagues.
Voice Activated Dialing
Press a button and speak to dial numbers or access features.
Airplane Mode
Turn off network connection and use programs, games, voice record, and datebook. Check FAA rules and regulations for proper use of electronics during flight. Phone will display “Airplane Mode” while in use and display “Service Restricted Airplane Mode On”.
Speakerphone
Safe, hands-free cellular conversations are always available with the built-in speakerphone.
Multimedia Messaging Service
Send or receive Multimedia Messages (either audio, images, text, or all three in the same message) to or from email addresses and other capable users. You can even wirelessly store multimedia on the Sprint web site. Click here to learn more about this new service.
Suzuka Master
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 6,558
Likes: 7
From: Queens, NY
Service sucks, phones are expensive and bulky, Sprint customer service sucks (they lose my bill in the mail at least twice a year and shut me off cause of it 
) Their plans aren't cheap considering what you get. The PTT is pretty cool, but you find yourself not using it much. And battery life on those phones suck, especially if you use the PTT alot. I cannot wait until July so I can cancel.
SO as you can see, I hate Nextel with all of my being.
Good luck
) Their plans aren't cheap considering what you get. The PTT is pretty cool, but you find yourself not using it much. And battery life on those phones suck, especially if you use the PTT alot. I cannot wait until July so I can cancel. SO as you can see, I hate Nextel with all of my being.
Good luck
Originally Posted by pebecl97
Service sucks, phones are expensive and bulky, Sprint customer service sucks (they lose my bill in the mail at least twice a year and shut me off cause of it ) Their plans aren't cheap considering what you get. The PTT is pretty cool, but you find yourself not using it much. And battery life on those phones suck, especially if you use the PTT alot. I cannot wait until July so I can cancel.
SO as you can see, I hate Nextel with all of my being.
Good luck
) Their plans aren't cheap considering what you get. The PTT is pretty cool, but you find yourself not using it much. And battery life on those phones suck, especially if you use the PTT alot. I cannot wait until July so I can cancel. SO as you can see, I hate Nextel with all of my being.
Good luck
just a random comparison with the first phone I found on verizon's website:
Verizon Motorola V276
Size: 3.6H x 1.8W x 0.9D inches
Size: 3.6H x 1.8W x 0.9D inches
Nextel Motorola i836
Dimensions: 3.4” (H) x 1.9” (W) x .8” (D)
Oh and I forgot to add, Nextel phones by far are the most rugged phones on the market.
So you may say that they are a more expensive, but they are built a lot better than other phones.
But i'm not gonna take it any further than this because it also depends on how much you use your phone, how well you take care of it, etc...
So you may say that they are a more expensive, but they are built a lot better than other phones.
But i'm not gonna take it any further than this because it also depends on how much you use your phone, how well you take care of it, etc...
Suzuka Master
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 6,558
Likes: 7
From: Queens, NY
Originally Posted by Sly Raskal
Oh and I forgot to add, Nextel phones by far are the most rugged phones on the market.
So you may say that they are a more expensive, but they are built a lot better than other phones.
But i'm not gonna take it any further than this because it also depends on how much you use your phone, how well you take care of it, etc...
So you may say that they are a more expensive, but they are built a lot better than other phones.
But i'm not gonna take it any further than this because it also depends on how much you use your phone, how well you take care of it, etc...
I hear ya. I still have my i830 because its so small. I had an i95 and that thing was huge. In my area, the service is horrible, but Im sure like every other service, it depends where you are.
Originally Posted by pebecl97
I hear ya. I still have my i830 because its so small. I had an i95 and that thing was huge. In my area, the service is horrible, but Im sure like every other service, it depends where you are.
My first phone with them was the i95c as well. It was a great phone, just thick as hell.
But you're right it depends on area and other factors like if you travel a lot or stick in one area.
I don't travel much, but it's nice knowing that I never pay roaming charges with nextel anywhere in the U.S.
'Big Daddy Diggler'
Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 11,016
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From: Yonkers NY
i dont know why people complain about phone size. The nextel phones arent that big. My I860 is the perfect size and weight for me. I hate those small homo phones that everyone needs to spend half a G on. With my I860, i can thro the fucking thing at a wall and it wont break.
Originally Posted by bigman
i dont know why people complain about phone size. The nextel phones arent that big. My I860 is the perfect size and weight for me. I hate those small homo phones that everyone needs to spend half a G on. With my I860, i can thro the fucking thing at a wall and it wont break.
All of the little flip phones that Nextel has on the market are nearly the same size if not smaller than some of the phones offered for other service providers.
Mind you there are still some of the bulky phones around that Nextel still carries. BUt those are specifically made for drivers and others in construction or other industries that need something that's bulky and easy to hold and use.
i hate my nextel, service sucks. good thing i signed a 1 yr contract that ends in july. i had cingular for 6 years before nextel and i was happier with them. nextel fones just seem behind in technology. i think im gonna go with verizon next.
Littering and.....
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 650
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From: Albany, NY
I had nextel for 2 years. My plan was 39.99, but my bill always came to at least $65 just from all their fees and other garbage. I finally had enough when the service started to suck and I'd get busy signals, call drops, and wouldn't be able to reach people through PTT. I switched back to Verizon and I'm satisfied, and the bill for my 39.99 plan comes to 49.55 after taxes and fees.
go like hell
Joined: Jul 2001
Posts: 5,154
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From: Anna,OH(home of the honda/acura motors)
The cell phone/service place I go through they sell Nextel and Verizon. the time before last when I upgraded my contract. I asked her was there any benefits going Nextel vs Verizon. She asked me what do I use the phone for.(like business,or personal). I said for emergencies or if i'm not at the house people still can contact me.
she said okay. how many friends or family do you have have Nextel. I said a few. she said what do the rest have?
I said "Verizon. except a couple has Cingular and one said he going to Verizon once his contract up."
she said "with Verizon "in network" calling so you can talk to them for 3 hours stright and it's free.
the 6 years I've had verizon I've only went over my monthly minutes maybe 3 or 4 times. which is nice because I remember in college my buddies would come to class pissed because their cell phone bills be 200-300 bucks and they were just talking with their buds.
she said okay. how many friends or family do you have have Nextel. I said a few. she said what do the rest have?
I said "Verizon. except a couple has Cingular and one said he going to Verizon once his contract up."
she said "with Verizon "in network" calling so you can talk to them for 3 hours stright and it's free.
the 6 years I've had verizon I've only went over my monthly minutes maybe 3 or 4 times. which is nice because I remember in college my buddies would come to class pissed because their cell phone bills be 200-300 bucks and they were just talking with their buds.
I like to whistle in my
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Fort Washington, Md
Originally Posted by bigman
Ive had nextel for about 6 years now, and its been decent, but it has gotten worse since the sprint takeover.
Any calls I usually drop are because of my concreate almost windowless basement or just being inthe Boonies/Boondocks 
Senior Moderator
Joined: May 2000
Posts: 17,085
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From: Brooklyn, NY USA
I have the i870 now, the phone is a piece of shit. Between the phone freezing up for no apparent reason, to the mini display on the front going out on me twice so far, it's really shit. The service, since the merger, is even deeper in the shitter. I have horrible service at home, even more horrible service at work, and on my drive to/from work on the belt parkway in brooklyn, my calls drop no less than 5 times in a span of 25 minutes. Funny thing is, when it's pouring outside, the calls don't drop at all. When it's nice and sunny, the calls drop every few minutes. Even when I have the BT piece on my ear and I'm not on the phone, I hear the chime telling me there's no service every couple of minutes too. I'm under contract until October but might cancel sooner because no matter how many times I've complained to them, they haven't done a mutha fukin damn thing about it. So much for being loyal for 6+ years. Piece of shit Nextel 
Instructor
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 128
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From: Massachusetts
In the last 3 years I have had an i1000, i90, i860, i605, and now a i870. The ealry phones had great reception.(i1000, i90) The i860 is a piece of shit, it dropped calls constantly and battery life sucked. After complaining so many times Nextel gave me the i605 which was much better but I rather a flip phone. So I bought the i870 which is great as long as you use it for everything but a phone. Its reception is a little better than the i860. But I travel between worcester county to the north shore daily and have crappy reception the entire ride.
Now I hear the i930 is much better because it can run off both nextel iden towers and t-mobil gsm towers. But i'm not gonna drop another $350 to find out.
BTW I hear they will also have a new phone by the end of the year that runs of both nextel and sprint cdma towers. But again to damn expensive to keep swaping out.
Now I hear the i930 is much better because it can run off both nextel iden towers and t-mobil gsm towers. But i'm not gonna drop another $350 to find out.
BTW I hear they will also have a new phone by the end of the year that runs of both nextel and sprint cdma towers. But again to damn expensive to keep swaping out.
Racer
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Well I also have the I870, I cant really complain bout the phone. It has put up wit some major abuse...and still everything functions fine. Never has it froze on me or any of the below mentioned issues.
I used to live in Louisiana and it worked fine unless you went far out of the city into unknown towns. Now that I'm in Dallas, the service is good, I cant really complain. I havent found a dead area yet and the calls havent dropped. Works fine in the apartment, at work and pretty much everywhere else.
Now if you drive a lot from state to state its not really a good service, because everytime I travel between Dallas and New Orleans, most of the trip my phone reads NO SERVICE!! And that I fukin hate....
Anyways its been a while since this was posted...so I wonder what he went for???
I used to live in Louisiana and it worked fine unless you went far out of the city into unknown towns. Now that I'm in Dallas, the service is good, I cant really complain. I havent found a dead area yet and the calls havent dropped. Works fine in the apartment, at work and pretty much everywhere else.
Now if you drive a lot from state to state its not really a good service, because everytime I travel between Dallas and New Orleans, most of the trip my phone reads NO SERVICE!! And that I fukin hate....
Anyways its been a while since this was posted...so I wonder what he went for???
Originally Posted by YoungnTLDrivr
Well I also have the I870, I cant really complain bout the phone. It has put up wit some major abuse...and still everything functions fine. Never has it froze on me or any of the below mentioned issues.
I used to live in Louisiana and it worked fine unless you went far out of the city into unknown towns. Now that I'm in Dallas, the service is good, I cant really complain. I havent found a dead area yet and the calls havent dropped. Works fine in the apartment, at work and pretty much everywhere else.
Now if you drive a lot from state to state its not really a good service, because everytime I travel between Dallas and New Orleans, most of the trip my phone reads NO SERVICE!! And that I fukin hate....
Anyways its been a while since this was posted...so I wonder what he went for???
I used to live in Louisiana and it worked fine unless you went far out of the city into unknown towns. Now that I'm in Dallas, the service is good, I cant really complain. I havent found a dead area yet and the calls havent dropped. Works fine in the apartment, at work and pretty much everywhere else.
Now if you drive a lot from state to state its not really a good service, because everytime I travel between Dallas and New Orleans, most of the trip my phone reads NO SERVICE!! And that I fukin hate....
Anyways its been a while since this was posted...so I wonder what he went for???
as soon as they are, the newer phones [and hopefully the older ones] will hopefully be expanded to carry a broader range.
for example, where my parents live up in no cal, they get sprint service, but my nextel phone doesn't work there. I'm hoping that will change soon.
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From: Brooklyn, NY USA
My phone still sucks.....I'm getting out of this POS provider soon and switching to something with better reception. I was considering Verizon, but was offered something from a mutual friend who does cingular, I may switch to them instead. My wife's phone is with Cingular anyway, so I'll join together with her and share a plan. I'll be upgading her phone, and getting a PDA phone for myself.
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