Cingular lost me
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On another note. I have had both T-mobile and Cingular. I had better coverage with Cingular, hands down. T-Mobile's service reps are trained better, but the double side to that is that you have to go through quite a few departments to get a tech problem resolved. With T-Mobile i also experienced long wait times. I would say that my wait times have been about the same with each company.
Don't give up on a company because of a few minor problems.
Cingular and T-Mobile Rock!
I do not like what Cingular has done with their customer service structure & the VRU. T-Mobile's VRU is better & easier to navigate. Speaking to a rep @ either company is a crapshoot; one may be lucky to get an intelligent person - most likely one will speak to an underpaid & undertrained person. Turnover @ both companies - & the other carriers - results from no cultivation of loyalty for employee to company or company to employee.
Where T-Mobile has coverage, it's great. Cingular has really improved its coverage over the past few years.
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Whitehorse said:
Be funny if, since both T-Mo & Cingular use the same technology & have very extensive relationships in roaming, very soon T-Mo becomes part of the Cingular family???
Speaking metaphorically, that has been rumoured in the back alleys of the cellular industry for almost a year now. Shortly after Cingular snatched up AT&T Wireless people have been wondering if Cingular has any plans to buy up the only other national GSM player as well.
I don't think they will, least not for another couple years, because they really need to let the dust finish settling from the whole AT&T bit first, but I for one would not be the least bit surprised (especially since the Sprint / Nextel merger) to see this...
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temna said:
Look.. There is no way Cingular will get T-Mobile.. TMob with it's TMobile@Home service is going to shortly become bigger than Cingular.. Plus, TMob's european overlords have already stated they will not sell.. They are building up their network.. I am guessing that in the first two quarters of 06 you will be hearing a lot of stories about TMob buying regionals like you are hearing from Sprint right now.. I am betting on TMob sticking to it's guns.. I would also be surprised if a company as big as the european arm of TMob doesn't start to push above the border.. Read, true North America plans.. Just conjecture at this point, but it makes a lot of sense to me..
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btw food for your thought. CINGULAR has the most customers maybe your on hold for 7 min...
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lefteyeiu2006 said:
The only differences between T-Mobile and Cingular is Cingular has a larger phone selection and more coverage. Other than that they are practically the same type of carrier: GSM
I will have to disagree with this. I would say they have NOTHING in common for the most part other then the fact that there both cell phone carriers and they both have GSM. T-Mobile is structured totally different and is gearing themselves towards a different direction. There pushing cheap plans, more minutes which they have to because they cant really offer M2M since its worthless for them. Cingular is going more where Verizon is pushing there coverage and size. In fact there plans are basically identical. Cin...
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