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Yes. And...? The article only says what was said last year, the year before that..... And there are no solutions other than "Don't buy a phone on contract wit
by TheAmazingIdiot 14y ago
Yes. And...?
The article only says what was said last year, the year before that..... And there are no solutions other than
"Don't buy a phone on contract with AT&T. Or better yet, don't do business with AT&T."
How many of us (in the US) didn't know that?
- georgemcbay 14y ago105.9 million according to Wikipedia.
- sami36 14y agoIt really depends on your location. I lived in Dallas, TX for 3 years & it worked just fine for me. I use my smartphone more as a portable computer than for voice, & to me data speeds matter more. AT&T edged out VZ in data throughput. I also happen to be grandfathered in an unlimited* plan. I won't give that up for a marginal improvement in voice quality.
- endersshadow 14y agoAs a fun anecdote: Try driving by the AT&T building in Farmers Branch while on a call. As of about a year and a half ago (I've switched to Sprint), it would drop my call right as I drove by the building. Always made me chuckle. To your point, it's really dependent on where you are. AT&T in Dallas works better than Verizon. Sprint is more reliable than AT&T, but the data throughput isn't as good.