Is it jsut me?

[Goosemaster]

Is it just me?

 

[neutralizer]

I could really careless about best coverage anyways. I live in metropolitan areas so I get coverage everywhere anyways.

 

[secretanchitman]

sprint has pretty good coverage in the chicago suburbs...CDMA FTW.

 

[compnovice]

Originally posted by: neutralizer
I could really careless about best coverage anyways. I live in metropolitan areas so I get coverage everywhere anyways.

Then you are not in a true metropolis ... reception in those high rises suck...

 

[chrisrod01]

Yea my dad was saying something about that how he his call couldnt go through today. I dunno but he was thinking that maybe their using the nearest and cheapest attena they can use. Btw he has an international phone 2k mins

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: compnovice

Originally posted by: neutralizer
I could really careless about best coverage anyways. I live in metropolitan areas so I get coverage everywhere anyways.

Then you are not in a true metropolis ... reception in those high rises suck...

Really? I find that when I go into high rises, I get better reception as I go up.

 

[Lithium381]

i had them for two years, and just signed up for another two years, they're good to me and the plan is SLIGHTLY on the expensive side but it's convenient(family plan) for my brother and i to be on it

 

[Mermaidman]

No problems with Verizon, except

Voicemail doesn't have a time/date stamp? Or is it just me?

 

[BD2003]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

 

[isasir]

Originally posted by: Mermaidman
No problems with Verizon, except

Voicemail doesn't have a time/date stamp? Or is it just me?

It does. After you hear a message it prompts you to press '0' for more options. One option is to replay the message and the other gives you the date and time.

 

[Cdubneeddeal]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

I agree that transferring contacts like that is a pain but I've been with Sprint for years and never really had a problem with the service or customer service. Sure there has been times they made me irate but they immediately fixed it.

 

[BillGates]

Originally posted by: Mermaidman
No problems with Verizon, except

Voicemail doesn't have a time/date stamp? Or is it just me?

Press 5 after listening to a message. At least that's how my Verizon voice mail works.

 

[Mermaidman]

Originally posted by: isasir

Originally posted by: Mermaidman
No problems with Verizon, except

Voicemail doesn't have a time/date stamp? Or is it just me?

It does. After you hear a message it prompts you to press '0' for more options. One option is to replay the message and the other gives you the date and time.

Ah--Thanks! I guess that's supposed to be a money-saving feature since Verizon bills you to check voice mail :|

(My previous carrier, NXTL, did not charge for checking VM)

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

I have GSM and I don't really mind the switching contacts thing. I just put the phones side-by-side and copy.

 

[BD2003]

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

I have GSM and I don't really mind the switching contacts thing. I just put the phones side-by-side and copy.

Why on earth would you do that when you can just copy them from the SIM?

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

I have GSM and I don't really mind the switching contacts thing. I just put the phones side-by-side and copy.

Why on earth would you do that when you can just copy them from the SIM?

Because I usually enter more stuff than just phone number and name, which is all that the SIM stores.

 

[Xyclone]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

 

[OdiN]

Originally posted by: Mermaidman

Originally posted by: isasir

Originally posted by: Mermaidman
No problems with Verizon, except

Voicemail doesn't have a time/date stamp? Or is it just me?

It does. After you hear a message it prompts you to press '0' for more options. One option is to replay the message and the other gives you the date and time.

Ah--Thanks! I guess that's supposed to be a money-saving feature since Verizon bills you to check voice mail :|

(My previous carrier, NXTL, did not charge for checking VM)

Verizon doesn't charge me for checking my voice mail. WTF?


BTW Verizon is awesome. I have awesome service and no problems at all.

 

[BD2003]

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

Back when I used them, such things didn't exist. And it's still of a hell of a lot harder than pop sim card out, pop sim card in, press copy.

But its the connection fee that I really care about...I switch my phone too often to have to actually be bothered to keep on calling up CSRs...hell right now, I have a giant ass treo for school/work/day, and a small nokia for night...can't do that with CDMA/TDMA.

Another fun thing - sign up for a 1 year contract, get a $250 dollar phone free. Sell phone on ebay/FSFT. Use new sim in old phone from other carrier. Free service for a few months.

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

Back when I used them, such things didn't exist. And it's still of a hell of a lot harder than pop sim card out, pop sim card in, press copy.

But its the connection fee that I really care about...I switch my phone too often to have to actually be bothered to keep on calling up CSRs...hell right now, I have a giant ass treo for school/work/day, and a small nokia for night...can't do that with CDMA/TDMA.

Another fun thing - sign up for a 1 year contract, get a $250 dollar phone free. Sell phone on ebay/FSFT. Use new sim in old phone from other carrier. Free service for a few months.

How are you getting a phone free? You'll be paying for the service.

 

[BD2003]

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

Back when I used them, such things didn't exist. And it's still of a hell of a lot harder than pop sim card out, pop sim card in, press copy.

But its the connection fee that I really care about...I switch my phone too often to have to actually be bothered to keep on calling up CSRs...hell right now, I have a giant ass treo for school/work/day, and a small nokia for night...can't do that with CDMA/TDMA.

Another fun thing - sign up for a 1 year contract, get a $250 dollar phone free. Sell phone on ebay/FSFT. Use new sim in old phone from other carrier. Free service for a few months.

How are you getting a phone free? You'll be paying for the service.

Service = $50 a month. Phone = $250. Sign a 1-year contract, get phone for free. Sell phone, use proceeds to pay for 5 months of service.

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

Back when I used them, such things didn't exist. And it's still of a hell of a lot harder than pop sim card out, pop sim card in, press copy.

But its the connection fee that I really care about...I switch my phone too often to have to actually be bothered to keep on calling up CSRs...hell right now, I have a giant ass treo for school/work/day, and a small nokia for night...can't do that with CDMA/TDMA.

Another fun thing - sign up for a 1 year contract, get a $250 dollar phone free. Sell phone on ebay/FSFT. Use new sim in old phone from other carrier. Free service for a few months.

How are you getting a phone free? You'll be paying for the service.

Service = $50 a month. Phone = $250. Sign a 1-year contract, get phone for free. Sell phone, use proceeds to pay for 5 months of service.

I guess that works if you are satisfied with a really old phone.

 

[BD2003]

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

Back when I used them, such things didn't exist. And it's still of a hell of a lot harder than pop sim card out, pop sim card in, press copy.

But its the connection fee that I really care about...I switch my phone too often to have to actually be bothered to keep on calling up CSRs...hell right now, I have a giant ass treo for school/work/day, and a small nokia for night...can't do that with CDMA/TDMA.

Another fun thing - sign up for a 1 year contract, get a $250 dollar phone free. Sell phone on ebay/FSFT. Use new sim in old phone from other carrier. Free service for a few months.

How are you getting a phone free? You'll be paying for the service.

Service = $50 a month. Phone = $250. Sign a 1-year contract, get phone for free. Sell phone, use proceeds to pay for 5 months of service.

I guess that works if you are satisfied with a really old phone.

Eh, nowadays the only difference between this year's phone and last year's phone is that the new one is 15% thinner than the old one, and has a camera that is 25% sharper than the old one, while at the same time still retaining the admirable quality of being completely useless in anything but a sunlit scene with your arm held still by a vice grip.

 

[mb]

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: Xyclone

Originally posted by: BD2003

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Is it just me?

Ill never use a CDMA service again....havent for years, and have never looked back. I don't appreciate the privilege of having to pay a $35 connection fee and having to re-enter all of my contacts every time I switch phones, when I can just switch a SIM card over and have everything already set up.

Sprint/Verizon = :thumbsdown:

LOL, you have 9K+ votes on a computer forum yet you can't figure out how to connect a usb cable to your computer and transfer contacts that way?

Anyways, I :heart: Verizon, everything else is sub-par.

Data cables are expensive.

$15?