• We’re currently investigating an issue related to the forum theme and styling that is impacting page layout and visual formatting. The problem has been identified, and we are actively working on a resolution. There is no impact to user data or functionality, this is strictly a front-end display issue. We’ll post an update once the fix has been deployed. Thanks for your patience while we get this sorted.

the best cell provider in socal? the definitive poll

Ns1

Ns1

No Lifer
please post your experiences below...😉

i personally have cingular, and have pretty good luck with them, no system busies, good reception.....

except in my own house

which is why i'm changing, to what i dont' know...
 
cingular sucks at UCLA... everyone hogging the system.

AT&T works fine... although i want to hear what everyone thinks of tmobile/voicestream...
 
cingular sucks in certain parts near ucla. south of wilshire its decent, and on campus. it just sucks in the dorms are and the apartments near the dorms.


t mobile uses cingular network. however their plan for $40 a month is 1000 anytime and unlimited nights and weekends with $25 activation and a free phone. so that makes it better than cingular.


 
VERIZON IS KING.

I had AT&T for 1.5 years. Reception got sh*ttier and sh*ttier. It's almost Cingular status right now. F*ck AT&T.

Switched to Verizon, life is much better. My LG VX1 has sh*tty ringtones though.

And everyone knows Cingular sucks d*ck so no need to say anything more.

Tmobile uses Cingular's networks, so I'd imagine it'd suck even more d*ck than Cingular, but who knows?
 
Personally, I've only run across one area of spotty coverage w/ Sprint in the 2 years I've been with them. I'd say I'm more then happy with that.
 
t mobile uses cingular network
Click to expand...

um... that is not true. T-mobile uses the voicestream network which is on the same frequency as cingular but is a totally different system. They are the best provider, IMO. I may still switch due to billing as they don't have a good plan minute wise that fits my needs, but there reception and tech support is second to none.
 
to clarify... in california if you use voicestream/t-mobile you probably run off of cingular towers, this will last another month or so before voicestream switches to it's own towers it has been setting up (this may all-ready be in progress, I am not sure yet) Other than in calif, you are running on voicestream or it's partners, which do NOT include cingular.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Back
Top