In article <[email protected]>,
"Myself" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Elmo, please dont tell me you listened to that. I am in no way saying Nextel
> has the greatist coverage on Earth but I am saying that it all depends on
> where you'll use it. I dont have to explain this, as that gets discussed at
> least 3 times a week on these newsgroups. Not to mention, this guy seems to
> be all hyped up on emotion. We all know emotion is a reliable source of
> solid wisdom... Oh, and if it matters my Nextel has better service than my
> friends' Cingulars where I go to college. Now, this is not true for any
> carrier everywhere or every carrier anywhere, but it ain't no Kia! Ask
> around, see what works best in your area, but please dont get caught up by
> one opinion.
>

Not to worry, I won't.

I figure Nextel's service is about equivalent, coverage-wise, to
Cingular's GSM service.

Since I have Cingular TDMA right now, with nation coverage, I'm spoiled.
If there's a signal--and there's virtually always a signal--I'm making a
"local" call. I know that if I move to Nextel, that coverage area will
lessen--but no less than if I move my Cingular account from TDMA to GSM.

I love the idea of GAIT, but dammit, why did they make 2 phones and then
stop?



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