I have had cingular and T-mobile and there is no difference in call quality.

simplymarcus said:
I have had cingular and T-mobile and there is no difference in call quality.

I hear what your saying Marcus, let me ask it this way. Is it a good posibility the Tmobile is better in Washington state do to Tmobile having headquarters here.

Cingular's is in Wa as well, so was ATTWs. It doesnt make a diff wtf the HQ is. Besides, Tmobile relies alot on Cingulars towers anyways.

This whole post to me has no merit. I live in a low signal area for Verizon so my phone sounds better than all Verizon phones in my house. So I guess that makes my phone sound better than every verizon phone. In most places I go to in the south in Texas and Arkansas and Louisiana Cingular is better than Verizon so that means Cingular is better. Not really it just means Cingular based their strongest service areas works best for me. If I traveled in other areas like Wisconsin and would not like Cingular very much and I would probably have Us Cellular.

Actually I am willing to beleive that Cingular's call quality is not as consistent as T-Mobile's because it's a result of mergers of many regional companies. I know in Washington, DC, it was Cellular One before Cingular consolidated companies.

You don't think T-Mobile's network is the very same way?

Let's see...

General Cellular, Pacific Northwest Cellular, Western Wireless, Omnimpoint Communications, Aerial Communications, Powertel, and Voicestream.

😉

Bad justification.

Not a justification. Just a possible explanation.

I thought this whole time T-Mobile was the Old Sprint Spectrum network and that was it.