Elmo P. Shagnasty wrote:
> In article <46f71359$0$27197$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net>,
> SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote:
>
>>> OK, so do you want to point to actual documentation, say on their web
>>> site, where they say any of this?
>> http://www.telecomservices.net/cgi-b...tam?tcon=21130
>
> That's not PagePlus's web site, that's on a reseller's web site.
>
> No phones, no documentation about the rollover thing, nada. Just
> minutes for sale.
>
> BTW, this particular reseller has a funny on this page: "Your IP
> Address and Physical Address have been recorded." hehehehehehe Yeah,
> my physical address. Ummmmm...guess what. Not mine. And a cellular
> reseller of all people should understand that concept...
>
>
>
>> The big advantage of PagePlus, besides the low rates, is that you get
>> coverage that is unavailable with most other MVNOs, most of which are
>> GSM on AT&T, or CDMA on Sprint. In the west anyway, Verizon coverage is
>> far, far better than Sprint or any of the GSM carriers. Check Consumer
>> Reports for coverage surveys for your area.
>
> What happens when Verizon dumps analog?
Very little. First of all, most of the AMPS that isn't coincident with
CDMA is in rural areas where Verizon is not the carrier, and where AMPS
will not be turned off. Second,
CDMA coverage, even without AMPS is
still much better than
GSM coverage.
I will miss coverage in some places that will lose coverage if AMPS is
turned off even in areas where there is no digital coverage. These
include areas of the San Mateo Coast and the Santa Cruz mountains. But
many of the areas with no
CDMA or
GSM coverage are covered by rural
carriers that have no incentive to turn off AMPS.
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