Should I switch to Cingular or stay with T-mobile ?
If it is the better plan for less money then I would say stay where you are.
If it is coverage (like dogear said) if you travel you would want Cingular.
You have to remember plans change all the time though and there is no telling what our plans will look like in a couple months.
-Z
lordrevan05 said:
👿 I hate to admit it but CINGULAR has a bitchin coverage area, as far as national coverage goes. Most times as well if you can make and receive calls your Data network will work as well, now all carriers can't say that; ahem T-Mobile 😈
except in southern california.
jramossteel said:
I am so biased, but I would say Cingular all the way! I love the phones, the plans do come in handy if you are a varying user... I will not lie that T-Mobile's plan do look more "appetizing" but I have been with Cingular (as an employee for five years of these years) for 8 years, and never once had an issue... I have travelled up and down the east coast, as well as on the west in Las Vegas, and San Diego, and I have been to Chicago, and had no problems... BUT just as Shayby said, go with what works for you. Like I said, I am biased.
Jackie Its ok your biased. We all are. 😁
Nation Individual Plans
T-Mobile
$39.99 for 600 Minutes Anytime and Unlimited Nights and Weekends
Cingular
$39.99 f...
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Family Talk Plans
T-Mobile
$49.99 for 500 Minutes Unlimited Nights And Weekend Minutes, Unlimited Mobile to Mobile
Cingular
$69.98 for 600 Rollover Anytime Minutes, Unlimited Nights and Weekends, Unlimited Mobile to Mobile
This will make the 2 plans "identical," with 2 lines.