I hate adding fuel to the fire but.....
I hate adding fuel to the fire, but I found this in a recent post in the news section of Phonescoop & it made sense to me.
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Ladies and gentleman. My esteemed colleagues. Rich.
I bring to you somewhat startling facts about Consumer Reports.
Consumer Reports bases their results off of surveys to their SUSCRIBERS! 80% of their subscribers are white collar or suburban families.
This is important because that means alot of lower middle, working class, minorities, etc are not surveyed. In fact it plays directly into Verizon Wireless' breadbasket.
If you ask someone on the street weather they prefer Verizon's pre paid offering or Cingular's more hybrid Go Phone, which do you think they will choose
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Well, when you take into account the fact that Consumer UNION is not quite the same thing as Consumer REPORTS, and also that the article in question is referencing the number of complaints per capita to the FCC, and is NOT an opinion poll, whatever vague sense it might have made is pretty much moot.
Sheesh, people, get over it already! So Cing/ATT got a lot of complaints, quelle surprise! The merger wasn't universally welcomed, ATT had a bunch of problems, melding two companies is difficult, of COURSE there are going to be a lot of complaints. The real issue is how is Cingular going to handle things henceforth, and how much improvement gets made on this front going forward.
NO company is, was or ever will be THE absolute best on ALL...
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Sheesh, people, get over it already! So Cing/ATT got a lot of complaints, quelle surprise! The merger wasn't universally welcomed, ATT had a bunch of problems, melding two companies is difficult, of COURSE there are going to be a lot of complaints. The real issue is how is Cingular going to handle things henceforth, and how much improvement gets made on this front going forward.
NO company is, was or ever will be THE absolute best on ALL...
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