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Several Rumors from Metro Knoxville

Discussion in 'Southern US Wireless Forum' started by guy2, Aug 26, 2005.

  1. rhapsodyosx

    rhapsodyosx Junior Member
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    So have they said when they will have the two networks integrated in the knoxville area (att wireless and cingular)
     
  2. roamer1

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    lots of orange, a little Little Rock blue
    TDMA: There is nothing to integrate on the TDMA side, since there is only blue TDMA (orange was GSM-only in Knoxville from day one.)
    GSM: Good question. I'm betting November or so.

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  3. cryogenic

    cryogenic Bronze Senior Member
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    Well, it's at least partially integrated as far as I can tell. I have a friend with a T-mobile phone that allows network selection and random network searches turns up two networks in some areas and only one network in various others. Seems about 50/50 from my experience mostly in west knox. November doesn't seem too far-fetched for them to be pretty much fully integrated.
     
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  4. tdr37373

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    Just a few comments on coverage in Knoxville and surrounding areas. I'm a Sprint customer and working in Knoxville. Service is excellent in the city and along the interstate. But get a mile or two away from a tower in outlying areas and you have almost no signal. 1900 mhz just will not cover as good as 800 mhz. Verizon and USCC are 800 mhz giving better range. I actually live in northern Hamilton County north of Chattanooga and live less than a mile from a Sprint tower. It is shadowed by a ridge, so I'm lucky to get 1 or 2 bars in my house. I can force roam to Verizon and get about 2 bars but it works much better. I've been happy with Sprint's cost and customer service, but the coverage sucks in outlying areas.
     
  5. guy2

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    I have had no problems with Sprint which is a first for a wireless company.I have had trouble with most of them except Sprint.
     
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  6. rhapsodyosx

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    Problem was when i had Sprint their CS sucked big time. It was a total joke!
     
  7. cryogenic

    cryogenic Bronze Senior Member
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    I've found a few areas where I've had to roam on Verizon around here... it's free, though so I don't really care too much.
     
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