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Re: T-mo & android
... take a note. T-mobile will alway be the carrier with the most and best Androids. ...
Re: T-mo & android
... On another note, there are very few android phones right now that have a higher OS than 1.6 with ALL carriers, not just TMO. ...
Epik take note. THIS is they type of "Verizon guy" I anticipated.
You resemble the type of poster I was talking about when I said "Verizon guys". The map speaks for itself. The green and red are covered areas.
http://www.pagepluscellular.com/Why%20Page%20P lus/Coverage%20Map.aspx
The green and red are covered areas.
Re: Epik take note. THIS is they type of "Verizon guy" I anticipated.
I think the type of person you're describing is something like what I alluded to in this post:
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/forum.p hp?fm=m&ff=2&fi=2368253
Perhaps "Verizon loyalist" is a better description here: someone who's unable or unwilling to admit that other companies have merit, even if in some minuscule way.
Does Anyone....
... a suicide note and IMMEDIATELY sell out...can this company plz tank or get bought out by a company that actually knows how to make a ...
Yup RIM, Too little, too late.
... a side note, I wish somebody would come in and put Palm out of it's misery already. Just kill the dang thing. ...
For the love of...
... a suicide note and IMMEDIATELY sell out...can this company plz tank or get bought out by a company that actually knows how to make a ...
Re: Advanced Billing Question
Not to add to this already friendly discussion, but if you look at your bill you might notice that when you get your bill the bill is for the month you are already a week or so into, and is due just before the end of your service cycle.
A true full month in advance would entail getting a bill for the bill cycle ahead of you, not the one you are already in the midst of.
On your bills it's almost like you've got one foot in the past and one in the present. The past pertains to your usage and any fees associated with it. The present pertains to the month's worth of minute allotment you're already using by the time you get your bill.
Note there's no future or "advance" statement in the previous paragraph. We call it being billed "a month in advance" because everyone understands it that way. Really, it's for the month you've already started using.
So get over it and pay your bill, or go prepay where you truly MUST pay in advance before your phone even works.
Rep shopping......anybody get people like this?
... the account notes, they've called 15 times already that day and each rep has told them and notated the same things? I always post ...
Re: But why
... agree.
On that note, though, I've only ever seen my phone in roaming during brief periods in the middle of nowhere while travelling. Every city I've ...
Re: Indeed...
... it amunition, note that I did not call you a moron. I've simply stated that your actions are moronic.
:D ...
How can you honestly justify an 18k bill?
... happen before (note: with a *GOOD* CC company)
He was on an older plan, then got switched to a newer plan - and wasn't explained ...
Re: Classic "I hate my job" thread
... accept doctor's note you still get written up. You have to hospitalized for 3 days or more with documents for them to excuse it. ...
Re: I read it, and it makes sense.
... lil side note from an experience phone user ...
Re: Congrats Verizon
... seperately.
On another note, congratulations Verizon! They beat the competition by a long shot, which justifies their higher prices. ATT, what's your excuse? ...
Re: Better late then never-nu uh Early bird catches the worm
... exisitence.
On another note: Sprint has made full mention to leaving the door open for LTE. They literally could almost switch overnight since LTE technology is ...
You understand we are talking about speeds right?
I hope everyone knows that the "G" in front of the number means "Generation" and its mostly about the speed of data transfer. If you need your handheld to transfer any data faster than 10mbps (and you're not going to see that on a handheld), you have issues. If you have a laptop, note/netbook, then you might need it up to 20mbps. I have FIOS at my house running at 20mbps and its plenty fast to do anything I want. The reason that T-Mobile is continuing to rollout the HSPA+ is because its backwards compatable and you dont have to pay extra per month or buy new 3G handsets. HSPA+ is capable of throughput to 21mbps! Do you really need to go faster then that on your phone or laptop?
Re: Android 2.1 - Attn: Hero and Moment Users, have any of you seen any signs of this coming to your
... to also note is that since we both got that message, we have tried numerous times subsequently only to get the usual, "No Firmware Update ...
Re: Congrats Verizon
To note, I didn't say I felt they would do better, I'm simply curious as to the distinction. Maybe Nextel customer's are happier overall and ...
I'll try to enunciate my big boy words better :(
I try to keep my english correct, but stuff slides thru.
On the same note... this isn't an english class. I'm not going to lose sleep if an error or two pops in.
And honestly... "An opinion or a doctrine at variance with established religious beliefs"... vs "gossip".
Speaking against Apple isn't that far removed from being at variance with "religious beliefs" at the level of some of the zealots.
