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EPT TESTS (San Antonio branch) RECENTLY DID A TEST WITH 4 MOJOR CELLULAR PHONE COMPANIES (t-mobile, sprint,cingular, verizon) EACH WITH THE SAME KIND OF SERVICE AND WE FOUND THAT 65% of Calls from Verizon were droped. 53% of calls from Sprint were droped, 20% Cingular dropped, and 6% T-Mobile calls dropped. To find out more about the data email evildefectivefurby@yahoo.com and ask for the results!
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What a MOJOR test! Out of these four MOJOR companies, Verizon did really bad. Dropped a MOJOR percentage of the calls. I bet Verizon was MOJORly disappointed to hear about the MOJOR test. BTW, did that evil defective furby doll perform this MOJOR test?
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Dude, it was actually a MOJO test--and of course TMo has plenty of MOJO... 😉
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The reason T-Mobile dropped only 6% is because they only connect 2% of the call attempts.... 😲
What a wast of a post.
But then again, I responded to you.
What a wast of a post.
But then again, I responded to you.
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Glad I was able to shed some light and reality to that ridiculous post about all of the carriers. I have a Verizon phone with 4000 minutes and a T-Mobile Blackberry with 1000 voice minutes.
I travel ALL over the country.
I have never had a Verizon call drop on me yet.
I also never use the complete 1000 T-Mobile Minutes because unless you live on the 86th floor of the Empire state Building - you can never get a signal.
I'll take it even further: I drive from Manhattan to Long Island daily and on a few occasions have been dumb enough to try to use my 1000 minutes (Don't ask me why I have them) and I must get disconnected 10 times while trying to keep a call up.
The T-Mobile map network map here looks like Chicken Pox on someones arm. ...
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I travel ALL over the country.
I have never had a Verizon call drop on me yet.
I also never use the complete 1000 T-Mobile Minutes because unless you live on the 86th floor of the Empire state Building - you can never get a signal.
I'll take it even further: I drive from Manhattan to Long Island daily and on a few occasions have been dumb enough to try to use my 1000 minutes (Don't ask me why I have them) and I must get disconnected 10 times while trying to keep a call up.
The T-Mobile map network map here looks like Chicken Pox on someones arm. ...
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Actualy your wrong, Verizon drops less than 1.5% of its calls during peak time.
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thank you...there is no way we were dropping 65 percent of calls unless the test was done during a tower outage or the test was done in the outskirts of bfe 8 miles from a tower
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All his numbers are way off, even the claimed 6% of T mobile, we (VZW) are industry leaders at less than 1.5 %, everybody else ranges from about 2% to about 3.5%, his is just so far off base that its not even worth arguing about.
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C'mon everyone it's obvious this d**my is trying a pathetic attempt to discredit the best cell carrier in the U.S. And whats even better is he can't spell major, which leads me to believe the age of this d**my is approx. 10-13. Nice try stick with t-mobile when you grow up you will be allowed to use verizon
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