Not quite sure what phone exactly. but it was some samsung.
And yes, hbe did set it to roaming, because as I said we got to town and it got reception and the town is grey.
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McGirk Posts: 2411
Phone Model: AX380 Wave
Service Provider: Alltel
Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:06 am
I cannot think of any Samsung that you would want. The Upstage is a smoking turd, and the M300 get's steady complaints from those that have purchased it.
Barciur Posts: 246
Phone Model: Nokia 5300
Service Provider: T-Mobile USA/Plus GSM
Sun Mar 30, 2008 7:33 pm
Lol just found out that Sprint will charge me for roaming if I place most of my calls in outside of Spring network. well. I would as you see I live in grey area and I travel to grey areas the most so. yeah. thanks
Lol just found out that Sprint will charge me for roaming if I place most of my calls in outside of Spring network. well. I would as you see I live in grey area and I travel to grey areas the most so. yeah. thanks
PS to iowa. LONG LIVE GSM
Actually All carriers will charge you if you roam more than on the native network. gsm is already dead. 4g.
Barciur Posts: 246
Phone Model: Nokia 5300
Service Provider: T-Mobile USA/Plus GSM
Mon Mar 31, 2008 11:30 am
If GSM is dead, why is it used in every country in the world?
If GSM is dead, why is it used in every country in the world?
the rest of the world is backwards. they even drive on the wrong side of the street.
Barciur Posts: 246
Phone Model: Nokia 5300
Service Provider: T-Mobile USA/Plus GSM
Mon Mar 31, 2008 1:35 pm
Lol I see you know absolutely nothing about the world.
Most of the world is on GSM/UMTS combination.
about wrong driving. go out and learn something. you just proved to me that you are an idiot.
left side driving - blue
right side driving - red
oh and US Virgin islands drive on the left side - well see US territory. what now.
Lmao. And You Just proved you have no sense of humor. it was a joke retard. as a side note, i doubt your brain pan can even come close to mine.
man1234 Posts: 238
Phone Model: Samsung Rant
Service Provider: Sprint
Mon Mar 31, 2008 5:31 pm
Honestly, Barciur -- Iowa is right about when he said that every company will charge you for roaming if you do it too often. So don't go throwing in a good word on GSM for that reason since its undeserved.
i used to have tmobile and cingular (at the time it was cingular) and it was horrible. also when i put my ear to a tmo or cingular phone, the sound is lower than low. but when i put my ear to a sprint or verizon phone, its loud and clear. idk why that is but its true.
so for the record, i personally dont think GSM is too great
Barciur Posts: 246
Phone Model: Nokia 5300
Service Provider: T-Mobile USA/Plus GSM
Mon Mar 31, 2008 6:52 pm
You know I have never ever had problems with voice quality or volume - it's all about phones. Some are louder than the other ones
And I didn't throw any good things about GSM because of roaming thing - I know, I am aware of that, but I was thinking of switching so that roaming thing doesn't will not make me switch it.
And you just haven't got experiencedwith GSM over in Europe - it's much better than in US.
Of course, it's not the best, but it's great.
And if iowa decided to talk crap about GSM and worship CDMA - I will do the opposite.
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