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Re: Who plans to go HD2?
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Originally Posted by SaltyDawg View Post
look man I'm happy Sprint has good coverage in your area. But you are out of your mind if you think Sprint has good coverage everywhere. Don't make the mistake of thinking that just because verizon has good coverage everywhere that Sprint does too. They don't. Plenty of people, and I mean millions every quarter, decide that T-Mobile has better coverage in their area than Sprint.

You don't think the network has anything to do with customer service? LOL! These guys are calling into customer service for a reason you know.

Sprint is NOT known for having good coverage. They are known for cheap prices. They have plenty of holes in their coverage- in places that they supposedly have good coverage in (my basement and the office tower I work in both supposedly have good coverage- yeah right) and in places the map says they don;t have have good coverage.
saltydawg after making these statements you're obviously just saying whatever comes to your mind, no body is going to tmobile because of better coverage. and sprint is just as good as verizon's network, they are both cdma. whenever i travel (and i mean across country, a different state every 2 months) I know for sure when i touch down i will have service, tmobile it will be 50/50. Just last month i went to atlanta (to me this is a major city, i don't know about you) I had coverage everywhere. My home girl had signal only half the time, that alone is a nightmare that only happens with tmobile.
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Originally Posted by rorytmeadows View Post
I still have not seen any proof aside from personal experience that CDMA is more "reliable" or a "faster network" or any of the wild claims made in this thread. WHERE IS THE PROOF?

We all know that towers are scattered everywhere, we all know that sometimes there are objects or buildings that block signals or interfere with them, and we all know the phones themselves can give you different results.

So where is the proof besides your personal experience with specific towers with your device?

SaltyDawg seems to be the only one taking experiences from many and arguing with people with just one personal experience.
who needs proof on paper when we all have friends with tmobile, and we've all heard the stories in this thread alone. you guys are talking like people are just making up the stories of the horrible experience people have had. SaltyDawg is not doing anything you said, you just agree with him. Why do you think tmobile has the cheapest plans. tmobile is the dennys of restaraunts, the low man on the todem pole. the only thing under tmobile in terms of network service is metro.
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