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most sensitive Verizon phone?

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by Guest, Oct 11, 2002.

  1. Guest

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    We've all heard how great Sanyo Sprint phones are in weak signal areas. Too bad they don't make phones for Verizon. Which Verizon phone would you say from personal experience is the best as far as performance in weak signal areas, i.e most sensitive?
     
    #1 Guest, Oct 11, 2002
  2. NYCDru

    NYCDru Sprint Newbie
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    Belive it or not alot of people on this forum love there Startac for that reason (among others). I can't speek from personal experience but there must be a reaspn people holfd on to these phones for years(plural...up to 5) at a time.

    Just my $0.02
     
    #2 NYCDru, Oct 11, 2002
  3. pfp

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    I didn't know Tac's were on Verizon, but I get the same thing here in my Cingular store. People don't want to get rid of their Startac's. Now, granted, I lot of these people have grown attached to the clamshell and don't wanna shell out at our price for a new v60t, but...even if that's not the issue, they're not getting rid of that phone.

    See at least 3 people a week looking for batteries for 'em. I offer them an upgrade, and have just gotten accustomed to hearing "NO WAY".

    P
     
    #3 pfp, Oct 12, 2002
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