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06-07-2004, 3:11 PM
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It looks like, the rural companies around here can get more done than VZW in terms of interoperability. RCC isn't even selling service yet! http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir...item_id=579258 |
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06-07-2004, 3:54 PM
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The rural companies are run by common people, those from the neighborhood. They know what you want and need. They can see past the bottom line $, and do care more about the customer.
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I've been using Midwest Wireless for the past two years and have been pleased with the service and product they sell. Midwest covers their area well and offers most the of the same high tech gadgets that larger providers offer. BREW is a cool anemity that I use every now and then, but mostly I like their coverage area for where I live.
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That is why in Northern Iowa a Verizon Wireless Phone will say VZW on it and be on a MidWest Wireless tower because they did not spilt the SID like they did with Iowa RSA #16.  
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