Which cell phone provider do you use?

[MaxV]

I'm with Cingular right now, and it's mediocre. I'm weighing my options right now, as my contract is up, but I'm not sure which one to choose yet.

[diabsoule]

I use Cingular and ever since they started the least dropped calls promotion they have begun dropping more calls than ever.

i have had both t-mobile and sprint.

t-mobile - i didnt get service in my house or most of the places i went (school, work, and buddies house) i called t-mobile and they said they would update their towers to better assist my signal. but nothing of the sort happened. then when i didnt renew my contract they offered me a new phone and free service for 2 months. i said eff you im going to another provider.

sprint - had them for about 7 months now and the service is great in socal and tulsa, ok. so if you are in the midwest or cali i reccomend them. plus i get free nights and weekends that start a 7 pm in stead of 9 pm. sprint is by far the best deal for the price. although i have heard verizon is the best and cannot be beat. but that is an extra 10 15 bucks a month for the same plan i have. not worth it to me.

[nyjetsfan15]

cingular 8)

[bigmac076]

Originally Posted by NYGibril28

Cingular and I have no complaints

ditto

[L6]

I was on cingular for 2 years, just switched to alltell 2 or 3 months ago and imo its much better. I live in a pretty heavily serviced area for all companies but i just feel like the signals are stronger with alltell.

I also got a lot more dropped calls with cingular than i do on alltell (im pretty sure i still have 0 drops on alltell, no more than 1), so i have no idea what they are talking about in their commercials they run about having the least dropped calls.

[RyanLeaf#1]

I have Verizon not one complaint.

[njx9]

no one uses boost? dang. i wanted to make jokes.

[DHVF]

Originally Posted by Vikes99ej

A provider in Minnesota called Midwest Wireless.

Yes....

[WMD]

I am proud to announce that I do not own a cellular phone. If you want to talk to me, call me at home. If i'm not there, I'm doing something.

[YouNeverKnow]

I used to work for a collection agency for Sprint (Yes its a weak summer job but I was lazy and wanted to get a job where I didn't have to care) collecting unpaid bills and turning phones on and off. I've heard really bad horror stories about almost every company, they all jerk you around in different ways.
I had one guy who had a $40,000 bill for one month. That's what happens when you travel to Thailand, think you have unlimited international calling and spend every waking moment on the phone almost calling back home (yes he was in Thailand and on the phone, loser) Definitely an interesting job especially if you enjoy others suffering, and can sort through all the BS'er... How man pregnant ladies, who are stuck on the highway trying to get there phone back on so they can call their husband who lost his arm in an work accident, who needs to pick up there daughter that has cancer and grandmother who is blind and by herself at the hospital are there? (serious, someone tried that one)

[portermvp84]

Verison

[Jughead10]

Verizon is the best in NY/NJ area. I get reception on the subway often.

[SubNoize]

I have and work for Alltel and you midwest wireless people, Alltel now owns you and you will be a customer soon... and the Thailand story has to be fake as Sprint is a PCS/CDMA carrier and Thailand is straight GPS means phone would not work.

[slightlyaraiderfan]

Verizon, i think.

[rchrd]

02 which company that translates to in the US (if at all) i've no idea.