View Poll Results: Which Have Better Service?
T-Mobile



16
55.17%
Cingular



13
44.83%
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T-Mobile Or Cingular?
T-Mobile Or Cingular?
im looking at the $39.99 plan for both service (National Plan) and they are about the same....
i would like to know which service is better. i dont want any drop calls. just good service. which do you guys prefer?
i would like to know which service is better. i dont want any drop calls. just good service. which do you guys prefer?
Originally Posted by GTRspeeder
i dont want any drop calls. just good service.
Since you are in NY...I would HIGHLY recommend Cingular. You will be glad you have it. I'm currently with T-Mobile...everywhere I go I get signal but for the East Coast guys and gals, Cingular is the way to go for GSM providers.
Originally Posted by mobilezen
Since you are in NY...I would HIGHLY recommend Cingular. You will be glad you have it. I'm currently with T-Mobile...everywhere I go I get signal but for the East Coast guys and gals, Cingular is the way to go for GSM providers.
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T-Mobile. I had Sprint and was gonna switch to Cingular until my boy told me about this one T-Mobile store. They gave me a free unlocked Motorola V3 Razr and the plan was $39.99 1000 "Whenever" minutes, free nights, weekends, and roaming. Just check the T-Mobile website and put in the addresses of where you're at and it'll show how much coverage they have in that area. Plus free roaming, so even more coverage.
i had tmobile in westchester and everyone knows that in westchester the only thing that really works is verizon.
i cant say anything for cing cause i haven't tried it, but my friends "claim" they get great service but they drop calls ALLL the time in nashville and run into dead areas all the time
with verizon i have never had a problem and cant recall once in nashville that i didn't have service.
also, even when i went to bonnaroo i was the only one that didn't have cell problems 24/7 (though i think that might have been because around here way more people have cing then verizon and the circits might have been filled)
edit: back to the topic, i was way way more satisfied with tmobile then verizon in terms of billing, web site access to information and phones. but i will stick with verizon because service is the deciding factor for me
i cant say anything for cing cause i haven't tried it, but my friends "claim" they get great service but they drop calls ALLL the time in nashville and run into dead areas all the time
with verizon i have never had a problem and cant recall once in nashville that i didn't have service.
also, even when i went to bonnaroo i was the only one that didn't have cell problems 24/7 (though i think that might have been because around here way more people have cing then verizon and the circits might have been filled)
edit: back to the topic, i was way way more satisfied with tmobile then verizon in terms of billing, web site access to information and phones. but i will stick with verizon because service is the deciding factor for me
I signed another 12 months contract with T-mobile after having their service for last 3 years. I love it. Their customer service is always up to my par, phones are great too. I got Samsung D500 and it's awesome. Highly recommend it!
For all you East and West Coast people, specifically California and NY...I would recommend Cingular. T-Mobile shares towers with Cingular in California and NY so you get the benefit of 850 + 1900. T-Mobile users benefit from their coverage mainly in the Central areas of the U.S as well as big cities. In the southeastern states, again, Cingular does a great job for coverage.
have you considered the Limited Promotional Plan?
Nationwide 1000 Minutes / Unlimited N&W - $45.99
For Bang for the buck, that plan kills any other plan at that price range!
Use this to see if coverage is good in your area.
http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/national_popup.asp
Nationwide 1000 Minutes / Unlimited N&W - $45.99
For Bang for the buck, that plan kills any other plan at that price range!
Use this to see if coverage is good in your area.
http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/national_popup.asp
Last edited by Raheel; Jun 15, 2005 at 01:47 PM.
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