In article <MPG.1a6b5e83bc32cf2a9897f9@netnews.comcast.net> ,
O/Siris <Osiris@sprîntpcs.com> wrote:
> In article <jkavanagh-E3D382.07050911012004@news04.west.earthlink.net>,
> jkavanagh@msn.com says...
> > Consumer Reports in its February 2004 AGAIN rates SprintPCS service the
> > worst of all major cellular providers.
> >
>
> That report is so unscientific and flawed, it's laughable. They sent
> out 100,000 emails to their online subscribers. No attempts at finding
> out who has service, where. Just a generic, ill-defined survey with no
> controls on it.
>
> That rope bridge you're walking on is getting weaker, Phill.
Yeah, but if CS was actually any good it still wouldn't give you a bad
survey. All sending it out via email would do is skew it toward affluent
families and 100,000 is not awful. You only need 10 Sprint subscribers
to know that CS is awful there. I don't see how this would skew Sprint's
CS anyway.
Sprints CS IS the worst. AT&T's has recently gotten as bad, but please
remember that Sprint's CS has always been awful (in fact, it has
improved a little bit over the years, from say 3 years ago, from like an
F to a D-). In contrast AT&T's only recently got bad. So I think if
someone called and surveyed me (and I have had both Sprint and AT&T for
a long time) I would probably say Sprint is worse, even though right at
this instant in time AT&T is worse, in part because of the poorly
handled transition to
GSM.
Also, the "let's make a deal" attitude at Sprint CSR and various
promises people make on the phone doesn't win them any friends either.
AT&T did not used to do this but recently started and I am sure this is
annoying customers too.
Actually Sprints CS is SO BAD, I can't think of another company or
organization that is as bad. For example, the customer service at the
DMV or electric company is better and they are truly awful.