How is T-MOBILE service in Bay Area???
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Do u mean the T-mobile the mobile division of Deutsche Telekom - u have that in the States??? Dunno I am at Vodafone my dad at T-mobile neither of us is complaining but why should we - it doesnt matter what company u are at, they are all the same.
I haven't heard they started up yet. I tought they were only in the Ft. Lauderdale/ Miami area in Florida.
Not sure actually, they didn't have Voicestream in the Bay Area before that became T-Mobile, so there's not much to go by.
Originally posted by: dakata24
lol! boLbim33 meant the real bay area... the one in california
I find it amusing how you say real and then contradict yourself by saying California.
Originally posted by: yakko
Originally posted by: dakata24
lol! boLbim33 meant the real bay area... the one in california
I find it amusing how you say real and then contradict yourself by saying California.
hey, it's late. so sue me.. i should have said "the one and only".. ask people where the bay area is, and 99.9% will say california.. not florida. and the real bay area is in california so i really didnt contradict myself
People keep saying they use the Cingular network so maybe you should ask "How is the Cingular network in the Bay Area?" and "How is T-Mobile customer service?"
i love how yakko always answers "bay area" threads as if people are talking about florida. i think he does it on purpose. haha
having lived in the san francisco bay area all my life, just saying bay area is good enough for me but i think it's best saying california bay area or san francisco bay area on forums as large as this one where not everyone is from cali.
yakko: what areas does the bay area in florida cover anyway? i'm just curious since you always mention it. never been to florida before.
having lived in the san francisco bay area all my life, just saying bay area is good enough for me but i think it's best saying california bay area or san francisco bay area on forums as large as this one where not everyone is from cali.
yakko: what areas does the bay area in florida cover anyway? i'm just curious since you always mention it. never been to florida before.
jonnyjack,
I do do it on purpose. I was born and raised here in Tampa, Florida which is on Tampa Bay and makes up part of the Tampa Bay Area or Bay Area for short. People who live and work around a bay like Tampa Bay or Green Bay tend to think of their area first before California.
Here is a decent map. The Bay Area actually goes just a little further south to include Sarasota.
dakata24,
If you had said one and only you would be even more wrong as the people around Tampa Bay, Green Bay, Hudson Bay, Tawas Bay, Terrace Bay(actually in America Jr.) Silver Bay, and others would know better.
I do do it on purpose. I was born and raised here in Tampa, Florida which is on Tampa Bay and makes up part of the Tampa Bay Area or Bay Area for short. People who live and work around a bay like Tampa Bay or Green Bay tend to think of their area first before California.
Here is a decent map. The Bay Area actually goes just a little further south to include Sarasota.
dakata24,
If you had said one and only you would be even more wrong as the people around Tampa Bay, Green Bay, Hudson Bay, Tawas Bay, Terrace Bay(actually in America Jr.) Silver Bay, and others would know better.
plug in "Bay Area" in google or yahoo, and what are the first results.. that's right.. S.F. Bay Area..
Originally posted by: dakata24
plug in "Bay Area" in google or yahoo, and what are the first results.. that's right.. S.F. Bay Area..
That doesn't mean it is the only or the best. Their are a lot of things you could type into a search engine where the crap comes out first.
Originally posted by: yakko
Originally posted by: dakata24
plug in "Bay Area" in google or yahoo, and what are the first results.. that's right.. S.F. Bay Area..
That doesn't mean it is the only or the best. Their are a lot of things you could type into a search engine where the crap comes out first.
It's the best
One of the reasons is it's not in the wang of America.
haha. forums...so back to the question now! =) I guess T-mobile is still too new that no one has it yet. I guess i'll be brave and take the risk first.
The last I heard, they were using Cingular's towers I think. And Cingular isn't great in the Bay Area.
here's a website that has info on bay area wireless carrriers.. Link
also check out Wireless Advisor Forums.
also check out Wireless Advisor Forums.
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