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blades1130
Posts: 171
Phone Model:
Samsung a850
Service Provider:
Verizon (sadly) |
 
Tue Apr 18, 2006 11:43 pm |
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I think i should go cingular or T mobile what do you prefer or recommend anyone?
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joethetowman
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
I860/I730/I850
Service Provider:
nextel |
Wed Apr 19, 2006 9:32 am |
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nextel
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Bad Boy
Posts: 227
Phone Model:
Nokia 6600, 6620, 6230i.Sony ericsson T290, k500, p910 .Motorola mpx-200,Samsung
R-220
Service Provider:
airtel |
Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:19 am |
Hmm.... Now where do i start lets see i hate my girlfriend,nokia's tun
Posted from a mobile
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elmo01
Posts: 2198
Phone Model:
Samsung SPH-M510
Service Provider:
Bell Canada |
Fri Apr 21, 2006 8:22 am |
| blades1130 wrote: | | I think i should go cingular or T mobile what do you prefer or recommend anyone? |
as with any wireless provider... look at how many minutes you will be using during the peak periods...that is the key to any rate plan with any carrier...compare at the same price point with others... simple comparison...
cingular
39.99 Nation 450... 450 peak unlimited MtM and 5000 N&W... the peak airtime has rollover all with national roaming and LD included
T Mobile
39.99 2 options
Get More 600 Unlimited N&W Unlimited MtM
Get More 1000 1000 N&W None MTM None $39.99
both have national roaming
as you can see... the cingular has less minutes but your unused minutes rollover to the next month... on tmobile you do get more... but the unused minutes fall off the end of the earth at the end of the billing cycle
tmobiles coverage in an urban setting is fair to good...suburban poor to fair in some cases....(tmobile is 1900 MHZ only)
Cingulars coverage east coast central and southwest is good to very good...on the west coast can range from fair to poor to very good... recent heavy rain, landslides, and forest fires have damaged some local networks extensively (cingular is 850 and 1900 MHZ)
so what it boils down to is coverage ...price and how much you use the phone in the daytime
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red4ever
Posts: 4 |
Fri May 12, 2006 5:04 am |
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The service provider depends on your needs. T-mobile has very good plans that include nationwide plans and area wide plans. You get the most whenever minutes for your buck. However, I personally beleive that Cingular plans are over priced because of the roll over minutes, but who needs roll over if you don't have anything to roll over? Not only that, T-mobile has won the JD Power and Associates award 3 years in a row. We have excellent customer service and we are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers. In conclusion, if you use your phone for emergencies only, want second rate customer service, and want to be over charged, I would go with Cingular.
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roberts1953
Posts: 13 |
Sun Jun 04, 2006 5:56 pm |
| elmo01 wrote: | | blades1130 wrote: | | I think i should go cingular or T mobile what do you prefer or recommend anyone? |
as with any wireless provider... look at how many minutes you will be using during the peak periods...that is the key to any rate plan with any carrier...compare at the same price point with others... simple comparison...
cingular
39.99 Nation 450... 450 peak unlimited MtM and 5000 N&W... the peak airtime has rollover all with national roaming and LD included
T Mobile
39.99 2 options
Get More 600 Unlimited N&W Unlimited MtM
Get More 1000 1000 N&W None MTM None $39.99
both have national roaming
as you can see... the cingular has less minutes but your unused minutes rollover to the next month... on tmobile you do get more... but the unused minutes fall off the end of the earth at the end of the billing cycle
tmobiles coverage in an urban setting is fair to good...suburban poor to fair in some cases....(tmobile is 1900 MHZ only)
Cingulars coverage east coast central and southwest is good to very good...on the west coast can range from fair to poor to very good... recent heavy rain, landslides, and forest fires have damaged some local networks extensively (cingular is 850 and 1900 MHZ)
so what it boils down to is coverage ...price and how much you use the phone in the daytime |
Agreed, but one thing to add. Tmobile is native 1900 only but roams in 850 in many places.
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elmo01
Posts: 2198
Phone Model:
Samsung SPH-M510
Service Provider:
Bell Canada |
Fri Jun 16, 2006 7:34 am |
[quote="roberts1953"] | elmo01 wrote: | | blades1130 wrote: | | I think i should go cingular or T mobile what do you prefer or recommend anyone? |
Agreed, but one thing to add. Tmobile is native 1900 only but roams in 850 in many places. |
true but roaming agreements are not in place for 850 mhz coverage in all markets for tmobile
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timmyjoe42
Posts: 168
Phone Model:
RAZR V3
Service Provider:
Cingular |
Mon Jul 10, 2006 12:19 pm |
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Also look at texting if you do that. Cingular charges for incoming texts where T-Mobile does not.
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steve0092
Posts: 174
Phone Model:
motorola v330
Service Provider:
t-mobile |
Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:31 pm |
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t-mobile is better.
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steve0092
Posts: 174
Phone Model:
motorola v330
Service Provider:
t-mobile |
Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:35 pm |
[quote="elmo01"] | roberts1953 wrote: | | elmo01 wrote: | | blades1130 wrote: | | I think i should go cingular or T mobile what do you prefer or recommend anyone? |
Agreed, but one thing to add. Tmobile is native 1900 only but roams in 850 in many places. |
true but roaming agreements are not in place for 850 mhz coverage in all markets for tmobile |
well only t-mobile prepaid custermer dont get the 850 mhz all other get it.
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