Check this out
Did you know there are people out there that do not like Cingular? Yeah, I'm surprised, too. Check out this website:
http://www.cingularcucks.com »
Apparentely people who don't like Cingular can't spell.
http://www.cingularcucks.com »
Apparentely people who don't like Cingular can't spell.
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Did you watch the video?????
Funny how this douche doesn't drop calls while he's on hold. Just when someone picks up. HIS CALL DOES NOT DROP. HE GETS HUNG UP ON because he's using a p.o.s handsfree, with the radio on, in a p.o.s. car with lots of road noise.
what a tool...
Funny how this douche doesn't drop calls while he's on hold. Just when someone picks up. HIS CALL DOES NOT DROP. HE GETS HUNG UP ON because he's using a p.o.s handsfree, with the radio on, in a p.o.s. car with lots of road noise.
what a tool...
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WOW,
That is bad I have been thinking about switching to cingular, but now I have to rethink this, besides they keep saying how they have 60 million customers, 60 MILLION customers is a lot, dam I know people on vzw, t-mobile, alltel, even sptint & nextel, but I don't know anybody in cingular, I wonder why, maybe they are not the biggest!
OH and if you know anything about websites, once you register your domain name no one else can use it!!!
So if they change the spelling then you can register it. the point is they (cingular) own the website!
That is bad I have been thinking about switching to cingular, but now I have to rethink this, besides they keep saying how they have 60 million customers, 60 MILLION customers is a lot, dam I know people on vzw, t-mobile, alltel, even sptint & nextel, but I don't know anybody in cingular, I wonder why, maybe they are not the biggest!
OH and if you know anything about websites, once you register your domain name no one else can use it!!!
So if they change the spelling then you can register it. the point is they (cingular) own the website!
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How is it not believable that Cingular has 60 million wireless customers? They do. It's a fact (actually, they have 62 million customers). It's also a fact that they have the most wireless customers in the U.S.
60 million is such a small number when the national population is pushing the 302 million mark. Verizon is just shy of Cingular's count by about 1.5 million.
60 million is such a small number when the national population is pushing the 302 million mark. Verizon is just shy of Cingular's count by about 1.5 million.
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RUFF1415 said:
Verizon is just shy of Cingular's count by about 1.5 million.
RUFF, do you think that Verizon will get to pass Cingular? 😕
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Sorry Anx, I missed this yesterday.
At this point in time I'm not really sure. I think that whether or not Verizon can surpass Cingular will highly depend on the new marketing blitz taking full effect around the same time the iPhone is set to be launched in June.
If either the phone is not released or a new advertising campaign is not introduced in that time frame, I'm afraid that Verizon will have the number one spot again before Q3.
Otherwise, it's not looking good for Verizon...especially after coming such a long way to come so close, yet miss it.
At this point in time I'm not really sure. I think that whether or not Verizon can surpass Cingular will highly depend on the new marketing blitz taking full effect around the same time the iPhone is set to be launched in June.
If either the phone is not released or a new advertising campaign is not introduced in that time frame, I'm afraid that Verizon will have the number one spot again before Q3.
Otherwise, it's not looking good for Verizon...especially after coming such a long way to come so close, yet miss it.
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I honestly think that once the whole re-branding to AT&T is complete there will be some killer advertising that will come along with new innovating products that will leave others like 😳 😲
By now I expected to see more international friendly features (reduced international roaming rates, international SMS and MMS packages and the like) since AT&T is more "global". I did notice those new international data plans for those with data devices (I guess that's a start) But still I'm paying a lot of $$$ for roaming outside the US 😢 (especially in text messages which is the cheapest way for me to communicate with those over there 😛 )
By now I expected to see more international friendly features (reduced international roaming rates, international SMS and MMS packages and the like) since AT&T is more "global". I did notice those new international data plans for those with data devices (I guess that's a start) But still I'm paying a lot of $$$ for roaming outside the US 😢 (especially in text messages which is the cheapest way for me to communicate with those over there 😛 )
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