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what do u think about t-mobile? |
marknicholls
Joined: Feb 23, 2002
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I am thinking of chaning to t-mobile, i was looking for peoples views and opinions as to whether i should change and your personal opinions on the tmobile. I thought it was good as ill be able to use MMS.
Thanks in advance
Mark
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bean_muncha
Joined: Mar 15, 2002
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From: UK
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It depends on the coverage of the network in your area, in the village where I live near Oxford, T-mobile sucks, it has to be the worst reception of all the networks. I'm on Vodafone and it has very good coverage, closely followed by O2 then Orange. MMS will be rolled out on all networks soon I believe, so if I was you, I would choose best coverage and the best pricing for your needs. Talk to friends to see what their opinions are on the service they receive.
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paulvoller
Joined: Jun 10, 2002
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From: England
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I agree. Tmobile had the worst coverage when they were one2 one. Quick with who you have currently, as you will not be able to send mms to networks that dont support it.
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uglydad
Joined: Jun 06, 2002
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I'm a T-Mobile customer and I'll admit reception used to be bad but now it's improved no end, atleast where I live it is just about the best, a few friends are changing from Orange to T-Mobile so we can all do the picture messaging thing. Friend's with Vodafone and O2 are always moaning about their reception. I'd recommend you give them a go |
marknicholls
Joined: Feb 23, 2002
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Do you know if with the 10mb of data you get with mms if you can use that data for gprs wap as well or is it just mms
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uglydad
Joined: Jun 06, 2002
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I think it is for data and WAP as well you'd have to phone them up to check...? |
oliverkoppel
Joined: Jun 10, 2002
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From: London, England
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I'm with T-mobile. Apart from thier coverage, which does faulter in certain area's I find them to be excellent better than Orange and Vodafone who I have been with. Thier customer service is so good and I've also found their so desperate to keep customers they'll do anything to keep you. I always get a free phone of them every twelve months.
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ultimatemobiles
Joined: May 18, 2002
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From: London
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I've had friends here in London who were on One2one and their reception was terrible.
I don't know if it has got any better now they are T-mobile.
I am on Vodafone and I feel they are excellent, the coverage is always greeat.
You should ask people in your area what their reception is like.
You need to think about who you will be calling. You should choose the network that you think you will be calling most, as it will work out a lot cheaper.
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Fahed_2000
Joined: Feb 12, 2002
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From: UK - London
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When my contract is over, i think i am going to go back to 121 Or T-mobile as they call it now.
The coverge improved segnificantly
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jayc
Joined: Mar 01, 2002
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From: West Sussex, UK
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Have to agree with the majority of people here. Their coverage can be a bit patchy at times, but in general i have no complaints. Their customer service can not really be argued with as they always seem attuned to your queries, and, of course, their desperation at times is a definite benefit to the bank balance.
It also seems that with the change to T-Mobile, they're getting the new phones out much quicker, akin to voda and o2 in some cases. |
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Posted: 2002-06-13 22:41
