Originally Posted by drbond
Cingular has a Global Assistance Department, I have used them for unlocking phones, getting help with international roaming etc... Verizon does not have a department set aside to deal with international issues. I have called cust serv for help with similar issues and I would have had better results in calling a McDonalds employee.
So? Verizon barely has an international presence. I asked you for a fact that shows why or how (your claim),
For international customer service Cingular is NUMBER 1 no doubt about it. That is an opinion - yours. Not a fact. Prove to me it's a fact, without spouting dubious claims like, "Global Assistance Department..." You think T-Mobile doesn't have international customer service? I'm willing to bet it's better than Cingular's. Why? If their normal customer service ranks high, why wouldn't their international division rank high?
Originally Posted by drbond
T-mobile does not have roaming agreements and their coverage map, shoes their coverage area.
Really?!?!?! How come I have used my T-Mobile phone in Vermont on Unicell's network? That's not a roaming agreement? Can I try some of the crack you are smoking? What about when I was in North Carolina, roaming on Suncom's system with no worries? Care to explain how I was able to do that when T-Mobile "does not have roaming agreements?"
Originally Posted by drbond
My experiences are my experiences and I guarantee you I have had cellular service longer than anyone you know.
I am sure you are older than dirt, and had cell service in the 70s, right?
Originally Posted by drbond
By your post it would appear more likely that one of you are more likely to be a "Can you hear me now?... Good!" employee.
Sorry, I don't work for any wireless carriers. Why even debate it on here?
Originally Posted by drbond
Coverage Maps show what a particular carriers coverage on their owned towers is. By that it is C, V, S, T. Now that does not include roaming agreements and Cingular has many and Verizon has a few, S & T are ...none...
So, T-Mobile has NO roaming agreements? You obviously are a liar. Either that, or you never bothered to check facts before you post. T-Mobile certainly has roaming agreements, and Verizon has plenty too. Before you spout off made up facts or absurd opinions, stop smoking the crack, and check your facts.
In deference to your earlier posts, when you have a better system than J.D. Power & Associates for gauging customer satisfaction,
maybe I'll believe you. Doubt it though. You have no credibility.