GOING DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT/BLAME CINGULAR
I do have a question though, why is it that everyone wants to blame the merger for every little thing that goes on with the phone? All I hear all day is:
"My phone was working just fine before the merger, and now I dont remember my voicemail password!"
"I never had roaming charges before ya'lls mergered!"
"If you hadn't merged then I would've never gone over my minutes!"
OK, so those are exaggerated (sp?) examples, but most of these calls are for problems that occured before the merger ...
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"Since Cingular took over, my service is crap"
well, sir/maam, ACTUALLY, Cingular didn't take you over, and your service was in no way affected, so as opposed to trying to lay the blame on some vague, non-existant excuse, why don't you stop throwing your theories at me, and let me figure out what the problem is.
The joys. Is everyone havin' FUN yet!? 😈 !?!?
Um, hello? Your service provider has NEVER held the warranty on your phone. For years, we've OFFERED the wex option for a shipping charge. The warranty options haven't changed at all since the merge.
not_in_halifax said:
I get "I have been with AT&T for years and never had this kind of problem. You people at Cingular (stink)."
Oh, how I would love to say, just once, "We ARE AT&T!"
Yeah. They get peeved when I tell them that nothing related to their warranty has changed and that the process is the same as it was 6 months ago BEFORE THE MERGER.
Yeah ... right.
I will say there are few odd things going on with the network. I have seen about 100 blue customers on gsm who are having a bitch of a time getting incoming calls in a particular area (a 20 mile radius, where coverage was always great). These phones are reading ATTWS/Cingular. A lot of these customers are migrating to Orange and things are working great. I had the same issue on my demo lines. Very odd. There must be some sort of problem routing the incoming calls aross the open networks of both providers. This is market with Cingula...
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