Verizon enhancements in N.Y.

What I would like to know does this cover the few holes they have in NYC or just to help out with capacity??

 

Here is the most interesting part of the last link for Manhattan:


"*Test Man Ride-Along Program
Specially-equipped Verizon Wireless test vehicles simultaneously test the networks of six wireless providers using a mobile laptop computer to generate calls. If you are interested in setting up an interview or ride-along test drive with your local Verizon Wireless test man or woman, please contact Lynette Viviani at 973-283-9228. "

Go for a ride!

 

I saw that and was going to post it last night (but I had a ltitle too much to drink to operate the post button, lol) Maybe I will try that out.

 

Wow, I may have to do this & see if they will let a Cingular customer go on the ride.

 

Besides the fact I have about a year & 8 months to go on my 4 line contract & can't afford the ETF & buying new phones, I had tried them last year & had problems with the service in my area, which actually suprised me, they may have gotten better though by now & besides the couple of dead area's they have ( they are trying to build some towers to fill these voids, it's the NIMBY'ers that are a problem as usual) I can't complain about Cingular in my area, that I need & use the service. Yes there had been a 2 week period the network had issues & don't know why, there aren't any towers to integrate in North NJ just change the network ID & maybe do some tune ups ETC...
Now Florida was a different story & if I lived there, I may have jumped ship.

 

They can't break me, they can't break me, they can't break me (my brainwashing training hopefully will help)

 

Brainwashing is the key word here.

 

the purpose of the test rides is to check your competitors
DEAD/WEAK Spots and you improve on those areas.

It's not just the TEST Drives that helps carriers,
CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS of a Dead Zone are
a Major Contributor.

It will be nice to see the can u hear me now guy
do the CUSTOMER Complaints on Dead Spots
and how he handles them

But as more TOWERS are placed those areas are getting
smaller and smaller.