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If you bought a new phone that was compatible WITH verizon yes they will switch it for you....you can do it yourself...online..its called an esn...
the consensus plan....nextel doesnt know it but thats just one big disaster...the plan is to move the interfering 800mhz to 1900 mhz....remember...
your right it doesnt effect the signal strnegth it effects the capacity....which is a known issue for both t-mo and cingular in nyc...
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/031028/nytu032_1.html Verizon Wireless * Verizon Wireless' retail customer base grew nearly 14 percent year over year...
by home he meant..the area that you dont roam in...he dint mean the physical location...go loot at the verizon americ's choice coverage man and...
bobo...just to let you know... the cingular execs said something very similar when they had negative customer additions..it was something along...
Att posted lower profits and fewer customer additions then it had the previous 2 quarter..it doesnt seem to be getting better......
its harder for nextle thanany other provider to build new towers because it interferes with public radio frequncies used by police, fire, ems,...
here is my experience... i have t-mo and verizon in the northeast...and i assure you t-mobile and cingular probably ahve the worst coverage...
ok...PM(i was going to say PMS as in the plural or PM but it sounded wrong [img]) ON!!!!!!!......anyways...send away [img]
well that explains why i dont get any pms [img]...now can someone tell me how to turn them on because i dont see a setting for it anywhere...
unfortunately rhere are 2 current standards(3 if you count tdscdma) that meet the imt-2000 requirement for 3g...and verizon has already launched...
i hope arnold passes laws to permanently shut up all the NIMBYs in cali...GOOOO ARNOLD!!!! TERMINATE EM!!! [img] lol
roamer1 i like your site very much can you please update the "what some digital carriers are using" section to the best of your knowledge....
