Verizon works best for me.
The company cell is an Altell that works ok too
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Verizon works best for me.
The company cell is an Altell that works ok too
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this is by far the best phone out there. it has it allOriginally Posted by bigdady
http://www.flixxy.com/sumsing-turbo-3000-cellphone.htm
My company issued me a Sprint/Nextel phone. It loses its signal way more than my personal phone which is through AT&T.
"A government big enough to give you everything you need, is a government strong enough to take everything you have" - Thomas Jefferson
HI All
I was wondering if anyone here uses Sanyo phones from Sprint?
thanks
zack
Use Verizon. Currently I have a Motorola phone. Awful battery life.
Anyone use the Verizon G'z one or whatever that dust/waterproof model is?
Here is a link that shows many iPhones are being unlocked so they can be used with a different carrier than AT&T. Just goes to show what kind of company they are if users don't want to have coverage through them but want the iPhone.
Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95
I have always had Motorola phones and had no problems with batteries. If your phone can't hold a charge for long anymore, it's time for a new battery. I bought a extended battery for mine, lasts twice as long.Originally Posted by gmh
Motorola phone ( V325) has had a problem with some of their phone's batteries. We have 5 Motorola phones. 2 have not had any problem. 3 have. Even with new batteries 2 of them still would hold a charge of more than a couple of hours. In fact one phone was replaced by Verizon and it wasn't any better.Originally Posted by enobeenob
kc0iv
V276, which might be a slightly older version of the 325. Three in my family. Two of us complain about battery life, the third person never charges hers so it's hard to get a data point. Problems have been from new. My biggest concern is the wholly unpredictable nature of battery life. Sometimes it will wait for a week in standby, sometimes two days. No roaming (sorry, not OTR yetOriginally Posted by kc0iv
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And there's no way I'm buying a battery for a phone I'm replacing in April.
Go with T-Mobile my faves its the best. talk to any 5 people regardless of what carrier ,even landlines unlimited any time. Incoming and outgoing calls.
Thanks for posting the link for this phone Fredog! The features on this phone are amazing. I'm definitely going to get one! Thanks again! :wink:Originally Posted by Fredog
I heard something about Alltel (I think) allows up to like 20 numbers to be called without charging minutes to you. Would work great for my wife and I since we have maybe 12 contacts combined, only Alltel service is crap in my area. They haven't gotten any towers around me yet, the closest is Charlottesville.
T-Mobile not a bad system for local area. But unless they have change a bunch not much good for OTR.Originally Posted by mdf1576
I've had every carrier I think you can have at one time or the other. The best I had was Cingular with my tri-mode phone then AT&T bought them out and I switch service. I will not deal with AT&T.
I've got Verizon now. While the service seem to be all right. But what I don't like is they disable some of features on my phone and I had to purchase some software to get them back.
kc0iv
I have tmobile. when I was on the road i rarely dropped a call. Even On i 70 through colorado and even in ne utah. Even In places I rarely had a signal with other carriers. the nice thing about them is i have 1000 whenever minutes and we share these between me and the wifes phone. it only runs us like 56 a month plus taxes and such. we have free roaming and cell to cell calling...... had the my 5 thing and it was great but didnt use it more than calling each others phones and now that most in my family is on tmobile it really isnt nessasary.
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