Carrier "Respect" Ratiings (How well your carrier respects you

Although I've already posted a few times about how I think your sites
are still very biased pro-CDMA, but I wont go into this. I wanted to
point out an error.

You state that only Verizon and T-Mobile support checking VM from a
landline. As far as T-Mobile goes that's correct. You make a mistake
stating that VM on T-Mobile can only be checked from the 1-800 number
you list, when in fact it can also be reached by dialing
areacode-exchange-9999 (e.g. replace the last 4 digits of your number
with 9999).

Julian


Steven M. Scharf wrote:

> How well your carrier respects you online
>
> Out of a maximum of 10:
>
> Nextel 9.1
> Verizon 8.8
> Sprint 8.6
> AT&T Wireless8.0
> T-Mobile 8.0
> Cingular 5.3
>
> http://www.ivapp.com/offer/cust_resp...TelcoS03PR.pdf
>
> Cingular did amazingly bad, but I think one big reason is that
> they have discontinued their e-mail customer support so they
> must have gotten a 0 in the responsiveness category. All of the
> other carriers still offer on-line support.
>
> Steve
>
> http://nyccell.com
> New York City Cellular Comparison
>
> http://sfbacell.com
> San Francisco Bay Area Cellular Comparison
>
> http://socalcell.com
> Southern California Cellular Comparison
>
> http://earthroam.com
> International Roaming Information

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In article <[email protected]>,
Julian <[email protected]> wrote:
>Although I've already posted a few times about how I think your sites
>are still very biased pro-CDMA, but I wont go into this.

An interesting test would be if the carriers were required to produce
multimode handsets that could work on all US technologies
(CDMA/GSM/TDMA/Analog) in all US frequencies (850/1900) and the price to
use each technology were identical. And then, over time, to record
people's actual preferences of radio interface, voice coder, etc.

RDT

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