Cingular

Patchs, are existing customers allowed to change plans, or are you stuck once you sign up?

 

I've had Verizon for a year and it is yet to screw me.


I mean, I try. I let it order the lobster. I try to get it drunk. Take it to exotic locales. Nothing.

 

Why be surprised? Different companies are good in different regions. That's the case with all cell phone companies. It depends where you live.

 

I live in a major market, and Sprint still is known to have some deadspots here in less-developed areas. It's frustrating at times.

 

You're not changing your plan, just adding a feature to it.
Since you already have SERO, it can't hurt to call or e-mail to see if they can add the unlimited text.

 

There's no way 500 minutes would be enough for me. It's my work and personal cell phone. I do teleconferences on it.

Therefore...it's not a good deal for ME. Would kick ass if I didn't use my phone hardly at all though.

 

They have 1,250 minutes a month for $50 (or 2,500 for $100) plus all those goodies I mentioned above.

 

Now that's better.

 

Cingular DOES drop calls every day. Fucking Cingular.

 

I've been with Cingular since January -- when I got my Blackberry Pearl, which I love -- and I've never had a problem with its service. Used Verizon for several years before that and never had any problems with it.

 

IJAG? IJAG?

Guess she lost her signal.

 

Never had an issue with T-Mobile, both in 2003 when I got my first cell phone, and now. In between was a two-year stay with Cingular. My verdict:



HATED IT!