Motorola V365
WTF?
Most Motorolas are pretty suspect when it comes to reception on Cingular especailly in poor coverage areas. How can one expect a Motorola with an INTERNAL ANTENA to get a solid signal? I'm not sure that you can, and I don't. But we'll have to see I guess.
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Where the hell have you been? Have you ever heard of a little phone called the V3? Internal antenna... And most all VXXX series phones have been solid for signal on Cingular save for the V220 or some faulty V551s.
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AshDizzle said:
Where the hell have you been? Have you ever heard of a little phone called the V3? Internal antenna... And most all VXXX series phones have been solid for signal on Cingular save for the V220 or some faulty V551s.
I had a V220 and the only problem I ever had with it was the white/black screens of death on my first one. The only reason I changed phones because I got tired of the lack of memory 😎
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I had the v400, it had the worst earpiece in the world(to me) but it held a solid signal.
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Don't forget Motorolas best phone: the nokia 6010. Also has an internal antenna.
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You've got to be kidding me. The v3 is horrible with signal and that's the #1 complaint on that phone. We have the "least dropped calls" claim but half our customers have the phone most susceptible to dropped calls, the razr.
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You need to go back to training boy. Check the phonescoop in depth review of the RAZR... it supports my signal claims. The RAZR is one of the best reception phones Cingular offers, and that should be in your sales pitch.
The RAZR looks amazing, performs well, and can use any MEdia package cingular offers, giving you the ability to add some features on there and make more cash.
If you are getting lousy reception with a RAZR, you might need to warranty, or maybe you just have lousy signal in the area to begin with.
The RAZR looks amazing, performs well, and can use any MEdia package cingular offers, giving you the ability to add some features on there and make more cash.
If you are getting lousy reception with a RAZR, you might need to warranty, or maybe you just have lousy signal in the area to begin with.
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