Have a friend that is moving to Prescott and ATT forced him to a GSM phone
which has no service outside city, highway limits. He says 4 miles out of town
he looses signal, at first he took the phone back and they gave him his old one
back ( like mine ) but he says Cingular is going to force
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Subject: [H] GSM phones ?
Have a friend that is moving to Prescott and ATT forced him to a GSM phone
which has no service outside city, highway limits. He says 4 miles out of
town he looses signal, at first he took the phone back and they gave him his
old one back ( like mine ) but he
At 03:29 PM 6/14/2005, FORC5 typed:
Is Alltell OK ?
I dropped Alltell years ago only because they didn't have the coverage area
that I needed at the time have been with Verizon ever since but I had
decent service otherwise I'm sure they're coverage area has expanded by
now. Sorry but I
I really don't think his problem is with the GSM format itself. There
are some tech differences but essentially GSM and CDMA are like VHS
and Beta - competing standards which will both do the job. The
biggest difference is that here in the US we use mostly CDMA while
just about everything
I use AllTel not a bad company. Prices could be better but the plans are
good, service is good, and you can wheel and deal them from time to
time. For rural service it can't be beat. I still have to use analog
from time to time - if that gives you any idea.
FORC5 wrote:
Have a friend that is
