"Don't drop Dad"
So there are now giant billboards over NYC that say:
Don't drop Dad!
T-mobile has the fewest dropped calls in New York.
Did T-mobile pull a cingluar and throw money at telephia to make this claim? Or is there another " leading independant wireless research company" out there?
Don't drop Dad!
T-mobile has the fewest dropped calls in New York.
Did T-mobile pull a cingluar and throw money at telephia to make this claim? Or is there another " leading independant wireless research company" out there?
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Actually, JD Powers is the "Leading Independent Wireless Research Company" and they told T-Mobile that they have the fewest dropped calls in the NYC area...
http://www.jdpower.com/telecom/ratings/wireless/call ... »
http://www.jdpower.com/telecom/ratings/wireless/call ... »
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I'm pretty sure that's incorrect.
The "leading independent research organization" is said to have done drive testing of the network on T-Mobile's own website in the disclaimer. JD Powers certainly does not perform their own drive testing of the wireless companies. Their results are based on consumer polls.
http://www.t-mobile.com/promotions/coverage1.aspx »
'Clearest sounding calls nationwide' and ‘Fewest dropped calls’ claims based on a leading independent research organization's MOS and dropped call results derived from 12-month (June '05-June '06), voice drive study conducted in 35 major metropolitan areas which encompass 47% of total US population.
The "leading independent research organization" is said to have done drive testing of the network on T-Mobile's own website in the disclaimer. JD Powers certainly does not perform their own drive testing of the wireless companies. Their results are based on consumer polls.
http://www.t-mobile.com/promotions/coverage1.aspx »
'Clearest sounding calls nationwide' and ‘Fewest dropped calls’ claims based on a leading independent research organization's MOS and dropped call results derived from 12-month (June '05-June '06), voice drive study conducted in 35 major metropolitan areas which encompass 47% of total US population.
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Not the leading independent research organization
It's a leading independent research organization
Very different things!
It's a leading independent research organization
Very different things!
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In my city, its dont drop grandma... lol
They have a billboard around my job with grandma hanging... lol
In my city, its dont drop grandma... lol
They have a billboard around my job with grandma hanging... lol
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It is really quite simple queen GSM isalways going to have fewer dropped calls then CDMA so the leading company in fewer dropped calls has to be either T-Mob or Cingy. The study and the company that T-Mobile used for there study were exactly the same as Cingulars. Keep in mind what that means it means that both companies info comes from the exact same study. That study concludes that Cingular has the fewest dropped calls nation wide. Which is true. That study also is a regional study Cingular just chose to convenently ignore the regional aspect. T-mobile the study concluded tha T-Mob does if fact drop less calls in a few markets around the country NY happens to be one of them. Another is Miami and LA what does that tell you? It tells you wha...
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That's a big load of bull.
Where did you "actually go to find" this information? I did some research myself and everything I have found says differently.
I honestly don't even know why I'm responding to your nonsense because you never respond to facts when you try to stir up trouble.
Where did you "actually go to find" this information? I did some research myself and everything I have found says differently.
I honestly don't even know why I'm responding to your nonsense because you never respond to facts when you try to stir up trouble.
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RUFF1415 said:
That's a big load of bull.
Where did you "actually go to find" this information? I did some research myself and everything I have found says differently.
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2006/04/23/t ... »
"Cingular claims that an independent study of more than 300 markets, which include about eight in 10 U.S. residents, showed that it had the fewest dropped calls. Cingular said T-Mobile cited data from the same study to falsely claim it had fewer dropped calls in the 35 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas, including New York, Chicago and Houston."
That clear enough for you?
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Centipede Damascus said:RUFF1415 said:
That's a big load of bull.
Where did you "actually go to find" this information? I did some research myself and everything I have found says differently.
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2006/04/23/t ... »
"Cingular claims that an independent study of more than 300 markets, which include about eight in 10 U.S. residents, showed that it had the fewest dropped calls. Cingular said T-Mobile cited data from the same study to falsely claim it had fewer dropped calls in the 35 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas, including New York, Chicago and Houston."
That clear enough for you?
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You can't really trust a user that created a name on the day of your post and has only ever posted once himself.
Goes to show that Centipede Damascus is Spidermon.
Pathetic.
Goes to show that Centipede Damascus is Spidermon.
Pathetic.
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I got several names on phonescoop: lefteyeiu2006, butt-face, dogma breath, bootylicious wireless genius, NostalgicAT&TWireless and so on... teehee!
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Whoops, posted the wrong link 🤭 .
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/290167_tbrfs2 ... »
This is the actual link with the quote I used.
"In the suit, Cingular claims that an independent study of more than 300 markets, which include about eight in 10 U.S. residents, showed that it had the fewest dropped calls. Cingular said T-Mobile cited data from the same study to falsely claim it had fewer dropped calls in the 35 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas, including New York, Chicago and Houston."
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/290167_tbrfs2 ... »
This is the actual link with the quote I used.
"In the suit, Cingular claims that an independent study of more than 300 markets, which include about eight in 10 U.S. residents, showed that it had the fewest dropped calls. Cingular said T-Mobile cited data from the same study to falsely claim it had fewer dropped calls in the 35 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas, including New York, Chicago and Houston."
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spidermon said:
It is really quite simple queens GSM isalways going to have fewer dropped calls then CDMA
This ranks as one of the most ignorant comments I've heard about cellular technology. Congrats, you easily cracked the top 5 on that one.
That study also is a regional study Cingular just chose to convenently ignore the regional aspect. T-mobile the study concluded tha T-Mob does if fact drop less calls in a few markets around the country NY happens to be one of them.
This is all you had to say. You didn't have to make yourself look retarded with all your other comments.
If you had taken the time to actually look into this you would have see...
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