OUTAGE IN NC
For all our Carolinas customers, I'm sorry the FCC forced us to sell you to some podunk regional carrier.
The ones I've gotten yelled, screamed and cursed at me for 5mins each!
And all demanded CR for their time on the phone and "lost Business"/missed calls and for the day of no service.
I of course said "No way!!"
Only... In not so few words π€£
As for people who bitch with "I run a business from this phone!" I don't sympathize at all. You simply CANNOT run a business solely on a cell phone. They're too unpredictable. If you're trying to run your business with ONLY a cell phone and no other means of contact, you are GUARANTEED to lose money.
They are idiots.
These outages are very interesting to me, and I am not sure why they keep happening, can you enlighten us? (I think this would be a good question to IR)
It is the same way with myself and some confidential information with Nextel and sprint, so it is all good.
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No worries here.
During the conference call, they hinted at that and that there could be more problems that will arise because of the transition and integration of towers as well as de-commissioning some of the tdma networks.
Perhaps after the integration period in 2006, it will stop all of these outages because I am sure clients are fed up with it. In addition to that, they need to get their billing problems straighten out because I have seen many articles on that, and I recently posted one. Anyway, I hope the best for cingular, but I think if they want to be successful in this industry, they need to improve those very important things. π
By the way, I am not saying these things to start a βflame warβΒ just sta...
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http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet/Satellite?pagen ... »
"Outages were mostly in west
The official migration from the SunCom network to Cingular happened late last month.
The transition caused some cell-phone outages mainly in western portions of the state, with pockets in other regions, Kaufman said.
Upon the switchover, Cingular said most subscribers' calling plans, coverage areas, phones and numbers would stay the same.
The only people required to make a switch in phones were those who had handsets with GSM technology. The change had to have been made by June ...
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NO NO No there is no mobile to mobile between the two companies customers.
SunCom has M-M among its subscribers; Cingular has M-M among its subscribers. Never the twain shall meet.
SunCom customers can have a GSM phone which says Cingular and never get charged for the use as long as they are on one of the NEW plans...can you say Harry Conick Special?
Cingular customers must have the NO ROAM plans to be able to use SunCom towers...but beware, some Cingular phones have been programmed to only use Cingular towers.
If you buy a phone from an outside source and it has not been locked and you use another carrier's towers, you will run the CHANCE of paying roaming charges.
LOOK AT ...
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