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For what it's worth, T-Mobile USA does pretty well in the Consumer Reports recommendations (worse than Verizon, better than AT&T and Sprint). I find it a littl
by jcl 18y ago
For what it's worth, T-Mobile USA does pretty well in the Consumer Reports recommendations (worse than Verizon, better than AT&T and Sprint). I find it a little funny that another comment in this thread lauds Apple for focusing on every detail of the user experience, and yet Apple chose to partner exclusively with AT&T, which Consumer Reports describes as "Home of the iPhone but trails the better carriers in almost all respects."
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/electronics-computers/phones-mobile-devices/cell-phones-services/cell-phone-service-guide/guide-to-cell-phone-carriers/carriers.htm http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/electronics-computers/pho...
- lief79 18y agoAt a different previous job, when AT&T and Cingular were merging and TMobile was the other big customer (company provided US GSM services), TMobile had the reputation of being the professional ones. When the carrier I was talking about earlier was taken over, I saw a somewhat poorly organized IT merger, but nothing that detracted from that reputation. The original interactions were on the GSM network side, while the takeover occurred while I was in the application development/e-commerce side of the purchased company. Consumer Reports agrees with my personal experience with each company, and as a customer of Verizon.