Originally posted by: nigm
pshhh,, you must Activate your phone (sign up for the plan) in order to get the rebates
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Originally posted by: toant103
Originally posted by: nigm
pshhh,, you must Activate your phone (sign up for the plan) in order to get the rebates
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i think you have to do this with all phone
Originally posted by: lundog22
I switched to T-Mobile a few months ago also with Free T720i with Camera. T-Mobile service sux comparing to Verizon. Inside my house, I can never make a good call. Bad signal, drop calls ... useless inside my house (CNY). The Camera is worest then my Web cam, very bad comparing to Samsung's. Even in NYC, the service quality still can't compare to Verizon. Right now I gave my T720i/T-Mobile to my GF and use the old V60/Verizon myself. I am so glad I only sign up for one service. If you going to get T-Mobile make sure you know what you getting into and compare the different service yourself.
Originally posted by: BornStar18
Originally posted by: lundog22
I switched to T-Mobile a few months ago also with Free T720i with Camera. T-Mobile service sux comparing to Verizon. Inside my house, I can never make a good call. Bad signal, drop calls ... useless inside my house (CNY). The Camera is worest then my Web cam, very bad comparing to Samsung's. Even in NYC, the service quality still can't compare to Verizon. Right now I gave my T720i/T-Mobile to my GF and use the old V60/Verizon myself. I am so glad I only sign up for one service. If you going to get T-Mobile make sure you know what you getting into and compare the different service yourself.
I find these replies to absolutely worthless. It's difficult to make a generalization any more broad than you just have. For all I know you're saying "I don't get a T-Mobile signal here in Antarctica but my Verizon phone actually gets a bar." How ridiculous. It would be so much more useful if you would say "I live in mid-Michigan and have T-Mobile service and I find that it's actually better than the Verizon service that I used to have. I also attend Purdue and the service here is also better."
That statement may not be true to you, but it sure is for me. If you're comparing Verizon and T-Mobile in mid-Michigan or the Lafayette area in Indiana, I say go for T-Mobile. Don't listen to absurd blanket statements such as the one above.
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Dont know about you guys, but think T mobile is one of the best providers in new england. The only places it sux is in rural places like Andover, MA. Verizon, though, is the best choice if you go coast to coast. Right now, I live in Boston, and well, if a cell phone has awful recption in Boston, shame on that company!
Originally posted by: BornStar18
Originally posted by: lundog22
I switched to T-Mobile a few months ago also with Free T720i with Camera. T-Mobile service sux comparing to Verizon. Inside my house, I can never make a good call. Bad signal, drop calls ... useless inside my house (CNY). The Camera is worest then my Web cam, very bad comparing to Samsung's. Even in NYC, the service quality still can't compare to Verizon. Right now I gave my T720i/T-Mobile to my GF and use the old V60/Verizon myself. I am so glad I only sign up for one service. If you going to get T-Mobile make sure you know what you getting into and compare the different service yourself.
I find these replies to absolutely worthless. It's difficult to make a generalization any more broad than you just have. For all I know you're saying "I don't get a T-Mobile signal here in Antarctica but my Verizon phone actually gets a bar." How ridiculous. It would be so much more useful if you would say "I live in mid-Michigan and have T-Mobile service and I find that it's actually better than the Verizon service that I used to have. I also attend Purdue and the service here is also better."
That statement may not be true to you, but it sure is for me. If you're comparing Verizon and T-Mobile in mid-Michigan or the Lafayette area in Indiana, I say go for T-Mobile. Don't listen to absurd blanket statements such as the one above.
Why is CDMA better? A few of the benefits of CDMA are wireline/clearer voice quality, better reception with less background noise, fewer dropped calls, enhanced security and greater reliability. Also, CDMA allows for more users to be on the system at once -- greater network capacity, resulting in fewer blocked calls for the users of a CDMA network.
HAHAHA That is the funniest sentence I've read in a long time! That's one goign to be quoted! Please let me?Originally posted by: 3point14
I have a T-1000 Cyborg chip implanted in my head and my service is great! I would go with Skynet or Cyberdyne over T-Mobile or Verizon anyday. Enough chit-chat, I have to get back to my search for John Connor.
Originally posted by: Silex
HAHAHA That is the funniest sentence I've read in a long time! That's one goign to be quoted! Please let me?Originally posted by: 3point14
I have a T-1000 Cyborg chip implanted in my head and my service is great! I would go with Skynet or Cyberdyne over T-Mobile or Verizon anyday. Enough chit-chat, I have to get back to my search for John Connor.
I have a T-1000 Cyborg chip implanted in my head and my service is great! I would go with Skynet or Cyberdyne over T-Mobile or Verizon anyday. Enough chit-chat, I have to get back to my search for John Connor.
Originally posted by: BornStar18
Originally posted by: lundog22
I switched to T-Mobile a few months ago also with Free T720i with Camera. T-Mobile service sux comparing to Verizon. Inside my house, I can never make a good call. Bad signal, drop calls ... useless inside my house (CNY). The Camera is worest then my Web cam, very bad comparing to Samsung's. Even in NYC, the service quality still can't compare to Verizon. Right now I gave my T720i/T-Mobile to my GF and use the old V60/Verizon myself. I am so glad I only sign up for one service. If you going to get T-Mobile make sure you know what you getting into and compare the different service yourself.
I find these replies to absolutely worthless. It's difficult to make a generalization any more broad than you just have. For all I know you're saying "I don't get a T-Mobile signal here in Antarctica but my Verizon phone actually gets a bar." How ridiculous. It would be so much more useful if you would say "I live in mid-Michigan and have T-Mobile service and I find that it's actually better than the Verizon service that I used to have. I also attend Purdue and the service here is also better."
That statement may not be true to you, but it sure is for me. If you're comparing Verizon and T-Mobile in mid-Michigan or the Lafayette area in Indiana, I say go for T-Mobile. Don't listen to absurd blanket statements such as the one above.