--- Yee Man Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am a t-mobile subscriber now. Before that, I was
> an AT&T user.
>
> I heard that I can roam on the AT&T network for
> free. How can I do
> that? I used to get strong signal with AT&T at my
> home. Now I only
> get one or two bars with T-Mobile with frequent
> dropped calls. Can I
> anyone help me?
Whoever told you that you can roam on the AT&T
Wireless network didn't have all the facts. You can
only roam on the ATTWS network *if* there is a roaming
agreement in place. T-Mobile will most likely *not*
have a roaming agreement where they have service.
Weak service is generally not a reason to be able to
use another network.
>
> When I search for network, I can only find T-Mobile
> network...
If you can only see the T-Mobile network then it's
apparent that AT&T Wireless either doesn't have a
strong enough signal or it's not available in your
area. You could not use it though even if you could
see it if T-Mobile is there.
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