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    PG
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    After asking about buying from Best Buy, I realized that Best Buy in my
    hometown doesn't sell Cingular service...at least last time I was there
    about a month ago. My hometown is originally a AT&T only market, no native
    Cingular. So I may have to buy from the Cingular corporate store, which
    isn't a big deal. My question is because this is a former AT&T wireless
    store, am I going to get the same exact thing as if I bought it from a
    Cingular store? I am looking at getting the v551 so I should get the 64K
    sim with it. Where I would use the phone the most has both Cingular and
    AT&T coverage, but I think the Cingular is better than AT&T so I want to
    make sure that it will pick up the better signal. I think the answer is
    that it doesn't matter that it is an former AT&T store, but I just wanted to
    make sure.





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    George
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    Re: Question about buying from former AT&T store

    On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 01:03:23 -0600, "PG" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >After asking about buying from Best Buy, I realized that Best Buy in my
    >hometown doesn't sell Cingular service...at least last time I was there
    >about a month ago. My hometown is originally a AT&T only market, no native
    >Cingular. So I may have to buy from the Cingular corporate store, which
    >isn't a big deal. My question is because this is a former AT&T wireless
    >store, am I going to get the same exact thing as if I bought it from a
    >Cingular store? I am looking at getting the v551 so I should get the 64K
    >sim with it. Where I would use the phone the most has both Cingular and
    >AT&T coverage, but I think the Cingular is better than AT&T so I want to
    >make sure that it will pick up the better signal. I think the answer is
    >that it doesn't matter that it is an former AT&T store, but I just wanted to
    >make sure.
    >


    I recenlty made the switch, but wish I was back on my ATT TDMA plan,
    which IS still active AND which I can still go back to, according to
    people in Customer Support, as well as staff in the "Presiden't's
    Office..

    I am not a happy camper with Cingular, as it's takent them a long time
    to address an issue I've had with my service.

    As far as picking up the signal, it's the same if not marginally
    better with the GSM "God Save Me !" plan I opted for.




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