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OK - in a world of bad service and constantly seeing mediocrity substitute for customer service, I gotta rack T-Mobile.
My Blackberry 8100 shot crap last week and finally had time to call TM Monday afternoon.
After they diagnosed the problem wasn't software fuckers said my replacement would be here in 3 days and damed if a brand new 8100 didn't arrive today.

Fucking - A - They definetly don't suck

Their network definitely sucks, in my experience.

FUCK T-MOBILE

But then again they all pretty much suck!

I've used T-Mobile service for years and can say that I'm a quite satisfied customer.

You're also kind of stupid, so your "quite satisfied" is more than likely the average persons "What the fuck is up with this shit?"

In the last Month I've been to Montreal, Miami, Dallas, Wash DC. Des Moines, Minneapolis and as usual - no dropped calls or poor coverage areas

Now I'm also on a plan with No roaming charges - anywhere, so I can pick up on any network.

I'll contrast that with Sprint - Who really sucked even here in the Corp HQ town. Dropped callas all the time and the customer service was the worst

KC Scott wrote:I'll contrast that with Sprint - Who really sucked even here in the Corp HQ town. Dropped callas all the time and the customer service was the worst

Around these parts, I'd have to say in my experience, the Sprint network has the best service, for the most part.

But their "customer service" (someone should be up on fraud charges for even calling it that) is the stuff that legends, bad comedy bits, and rage are made from.

I have had T Mobile since 2001 in the US. I like it. I travel to Germany for business so it is nice to have "German TelCom" on your side. The coverage is really good. I had a problem with my Dash and they got me a new one in 2 days. I wish they would bring the I-phone from Germany and sell it here.

On a couple of road trips I've taken in the past few years thru Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas, I never once was w/o an adequate signal. Their coverage area is 2nd to none.

Mister Bitcshice wrote:You're also kind of stupid, so your "quite satisfied" is more than likely the average persons "What the fuck is up with this shit?"

Don't you have somebody elses jock that needs sniffing?

What a sad, pathetic little putz you are.

GFY.

Dinsdale wrote:
But their "customer service" (someone should be up on fraud charges for even calling it that) is the stuff that legends, bad comedy bits, and rage are made from.

The worst was when I called to cancel the service - they transferred me 3 different times - each time putting me on with someone different trying to talk me out of cancelling. The call was well over 90 minutes to finally get out. Sprint sucketh to levels reserved for cisco tech support talking to Ishnah in Dehli about wireless routers.

I've been on the phone with AT&T for 45:34 and counting trying to change my payment plan and make a payment and all the cool features on the iPhone are still worth it. I HATE AT&T, but Apple products sure are nice.

War Wagon wrote:On a couple of road trips I've taken in the past few years thru Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas, I never once was w/o an adequate signal.

So you went through all of those states, and you didn't lose signal once?

In all of those miles, you went through... what... about a 50-foot elevation chance once?

Yeah, pretty tough to get phone service in the surface of a pancake.

Dinsdale wrote:

War Wagon wrote:On a couple of road trips I've taken in the past few years thru Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas,

Don't waste any more of your time traveling around the U.S. looking for your brain. Here's a Clue:

The Wizard, in Oz, with a scarecrow.

Dinsdale wrote:

KC Scott wrote:I'll contrast that with Sprint - Who really sucked even here in the Corp HQ town. Dropped callas all the time and the customer service was the worst

Around these parts, I'd have to say in my experience, the Sprint network has the best service, for the most part.

But their "customer service" (someone should be up on fraud charges for even calling it that) is the stuff that legends, bad comedy bits, and rage are made from.

I have to agree, us eastern Wa. types like the Nextel stuff. Lucky to get one call completed when I had ATT(cingular) and my bro had Us Cellular, sucked too.

When I had cingular,Id have to walk out of the house and up on a little ridge next to the house to even have a shot at decent reception. Sometimes if I made a 90 degree direction change it would work. Facing east and reception is bad, turn 90 degrees to the south or north,or stand next to the fireplace or...

T-Mobile, eh?

Just talked to one of my double-secret U&L insiders (who's in Texas at the moment) who works on T-Mobile's network. He just talked to their HQ, and they said the main building that houses the gears that make the network turn is presently being surrounded by sandbags. And he said thay if the building floods, there's a possibility that it will bring the entire network down in the whole country. Not an absolute, but a remote possibility, I'm told(by someone who works on the shit).


Have fun with that, T-Mobile customers.

Gee.... My T-Mobile still working fine.

Glub, Glub Dinsy?

KC Scott wrote:Gee.... My T-Mobile still working fine.

Glub, Glub Dinsy?

Dinsdale wrote:Not an absolute, but a remote possibility, I'm told(by someone who works on the shit).

Your struggles with the English language are supposed to reflect on me... how, exactly?


The rain started letting up Up North just in time. Let up here just in time to avoid some major problems, too.