I Want to Terminate My Contract!

"Jack Zwick" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <[email protected]>,
> "Marsh Mayhew via CellPhoneKB.com" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > If you follow some of the advice I read in this thread, you'll just be
> > wasting postage. Cingular does not guarantee service to anyone (nor
does
> > ANY wireless carrier) read your contract.
>
> Sorry you corporate shill. The contract is not the be all and end all.
> Having sold you a phone, there is an implied warranty of "fitness for
> purpose", and == IF == your coverage has grossly deteriorated, they will
> let you out of your contract, although sometimes it takes a phone call
> for an AG's office.

Excuse me, oh one of little knowledge- when did you gain credentials in
contract law? You know nothing about this, or any other subject you spout
on about. In more than one case, you have given bad information that has
resulted in even more pain for people naive enough to believe you. Why
don't you leave the legal opinions to those that might actually know. All
you are doing is stroking that delicate little ego of yours, and acting like
a child doing it.

>
>
>
> > Having said that you need to go
> > to the nearest Cingular Corporate store and let them look at your phone.
> > They will take care of it from there. BTW, ANYWHERE T-Mobile has
excellent
> > service Cingular does too. If Cingular doesn't provide native service
in
> > an area where T-Mobile does you will roam on T-Mobile.
>
>
> Sorry, Cingular does not have 100% roaming interchangablility with
> T-Mobile. That's a BIG LIE.


Proof? Or is this another one of your personal opinions presented as fact?
You are the ultimate troll.

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"Unhappy Cingular Subscriber" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Central Coast (California)

In the land of "Let's do lunch" and high tech existence, Cellular
coverage is spotty at best throughout the state. There's no coverage
on major portions of I-5 and US101. On Highway 1 there's only service
around SLO, Monterey and SC.

Down in LaLa Land last year, I was listening to a radio program about
cellular service and they claimed that LA was ranked 571st in coverage
and service among all of the markets in the US. San Diego has had the
worst coverage of all.

A few years ago, I was doing some consulting with a company in SD. I
was traveling around with their sales force covering an area from
Orange County to Tijuana and east to the 215. I tested cell phones
from 5 different carriers - Nextel was the worst!

In the Bay Area, Verizon has been pretty good but Sprint seems to be
better in the areas that I travel through. I ordered a Cingular phone
online and I'll be trying them as soon as I get my new phone.

YMMV because service is always changing and things may have improved
since then. Also, some phones work better than others with specific
sub-systems and parts of a carrier's network.

Chas.