Yes, chatted with customer service on-line tonight. Unbelievable.
well, I guess that is close to 100% of iPhone users in Cambridge MA.
ATT really sucks here. There is a gaping hole in coverage about 300yards right around my house. you get at best 1 bar and a dropout every 5 minutes. it plain sucks and this has been like this for at least three years.
I'll stay if you let me have a personal hotspot with my unlimited data plan![]()
What's going to be interesting is if the iPhone continues to have dropped calls on veriozon, pointing to the iPhone being the problem not att's network
there are a ton of carrier fanboys on this thread. I don' really understand whats the point of being a carrier fanboy. I can undersand being an apple or google fanboy. But anyways you buy the phone you want then choose whatever carrier has most coverage around you
Same deal here in Houston TX. Service is fine in a lot of parts of the city, but where I live (3 miles from Downtown) I often drop out of 3G and EDGE and end up with GPRS (the little "O" symbol) or no data at all. Often my phone doesn't ring and messages go straight to voice mail when I am at home. AT&T says it's because I live indoors and there are a lot of trees near by...![]()
I have had iPhone 3G and ATT since 3G came out. ATT will not allow me to continue my current unlimited data plan if I upgrade, I will be speaking to Verizon. If ATT wont work with a loyal longterm customer maybe Verizon will?![]()
I don't understand why people always complain about AT&T. They keep their network up to date, I have only had a few dropped calls in the year I've had my iPhone (in the single digits probably) and my 3g speeds are great.
Plus, I'm not sure if many people know this, but on the Verizon network you CAN NOT surf the web / do other things on your iPhone while you are on a call. Instant kill for me. Can I tell you how many times I look something up with someone on the speaker? I don't want to have to hang up every time!
The only thing I may consider changing to Verizon for is unlimited data and the mobile hotspot. But you do pay an extra 20 bucks for that, which is what AT&T charges anyway and I couldn't see myself using that all that much.
So, your saying that just because you don't have any problems with AT&T you can't wrap your head around the concept that other people do.
Coverage is different in different locations.
AT&T seems to be useless in large densely populated cities like SF, NY, Vagas, L.A. Dallas and so forth.