Verizon receives JD Power Awards in 5 out of 6 Regions Covered

"Mark Kim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:QNuzb.296282$275.1017881@attbi_s53...
> The proof:
>
> http://www.jdpower.com/cc/telecom/jd...eless/Find.jsp
>
> Verizon tied in some regions, but in certain areas, Verizon went solo
> when it comes to nabbing Wireless Awards from JD Power. Check it out.

Interesting, but meaningless. Network quality is of most importance and they
did not break that out by region. Nationally they gave Verizon the highest
rating for the network, but if you live in former PrimeCo 1900 Mhz areas,
you probably aren't too impressed with Verizon's network.

The best information on network quality comes from regional surveys done by
non-profits. I.e. where I live, Bay Area Consumer Checkbook did a survey, as
did Consumer Reports.

I suppose that brand image is loosely related to network quality, but very
loosely.

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In article <[email protected]>,
"Steven M. Scharf" <[email protected]> wrote:

> "Mark Kim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:QNuzb.296282$275.1017881@attbi_s53...
> > The proof:
> >
> > http://www.jdpower.com/cc/telecom/jd...eless/Find.jsp
> >
> > Verizon tied in some regions, but in certain areas, Verizon went solo
> > when it comes to nabbing Wireless Awards from JD Power. Check it out.
>
> Interesting, but meaningless. Network quality is of most importance and they
> did not break that out by region. Nationally they gave Verizon the highest
> rating for the network, but if you live in former PrimeCo 1900 Mhz areas,
> you probably aren't too impressed with Verizon's network.



Not meaningless. Many factors determine whether folks like their carrier

COVERAGE
COST
PHONES
CUSTOMER SERVICE

count at different levels for different folks. If Customer Service is an
important factor to you, its useful to know that Verizon is rated high,
and SprintPCS is rated low.

>>>>> "Stewart" == Stewart <[email protected]> writes:

Stewart> In article
Stewart> <[email protected]>,
Stewart> "Steven M. Scharf" <[email protected]> wrote:

>> "Mark Kim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:QNuzb.296282$275.1017881@attbi_s53... > The proof:
>> >
>> > http://www.jdpower.com/cc/telecom/jd...eless/Find.jsp
>> >
>> > Verizon tied in some regions, but in certain areas, Verizon went
>> solo > when it comes to nabbing Wireless Awards from JD Power.
>> Check it out.
>>
>> Interesting, but meaningless. Network quality is of most
>> importance and they did not break that out by region. Nationally
>> they gave Verizon the highest rating for the network, but if you
>> live in former PrimeCo 1900 Mhz areas, you probably aren't too
>> impressed with Verizon's network.



Stewart> Not meaningless. Many factors determine whether folks like
Stewart> their carrier

Stewart> COVERAGE COST PHONES CUSTOMER SERVICE

Stewart> count at different levels for different folks. If Customer
Stewart> Service is an important factor to you, its useful to know
Stewart> that Verizon is rated high, and SprintPCS is rated low.

Depends of course on what is important to you. However, jdpower
surveys are really not that helpful for anything.

Later

In article <[email protected]>,
Spam Me Please <[email protected]> wrote:

> Depends of course on what is important to you. However, jdpower
> surveys are really not that helpful for anything.



Sounds like a SprintPCS apologist who is upset that SprintPCS Customer
Service deservedly rated last in JD Power Surveys.

"Stewart" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Not meaningless. Many factors determine whether folks like their carrier
>
> COVERAGE
> COST
> PHONES
> CUSTOMER SERVICE
>
> count at different levels for different folks. If Customer Service is an
> important factor to you, its useful to know that Verizon is rated high,
> and SprintPCS is rated low.

It is also useful for Phillip and his Sprint PCS (and now ATTWS) slamming
agenda. Facts are unimportant to Phillip unless they can be used to further
slam Sprint PCS.

Tom Veldhouse

In article <[email protected]>,
"Thomas T. Veldhouse" <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> "Stewart" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Not meaningless. Many factors determine whether folks like their carrier
> >
> > COVERAGE
> > COST
> > PHONES
> > CUSTOMER SERVICE
> >
> > count at different levels for different folks. If Customer Service is an
> > important factor to you, its useful to know that Verizon is rated high,
> > and SprintPCS is rated low.
>
> It is also useful for Veldhouse and his Sprint PCS apologizing
> agenda. Facts are unimportant to Veldouse unless they can be used to further
> apologoze for Sprint PCS.

Altered to the truth.

"Stewart" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>,
> Spam Me Please <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Depends of course on what is important to you. However, jdpower
> > surveys are really not that helpful for anything.
>
>
>
> Sounds like a SprintPCS apologist who is upset that SprintPCS Customer
> Service deservedly rated last in JD Power Surveys.

Sounds like Phillip.

Tom Veldhouse

After "Phillipe" transformed from "Stewart" to "David", he attempted to be
clever by typing...

> > It is also useful for Veldhouse and his Sprint PCS apologizing
> > agenda. Facts are unimportant to Veldouse unless they can be used to
further
> > apologoze for Sprint PCS.
>
> Altered to the truth.

Ok, not having followed the Sprint NG, I'm new to this schitzo "Phillipe"
guy's posts. Just when does he decide to create a new persona, and does he
think it fools anybody?

Is it every couple of days, every x# of posts, when one handle is in so deep
"someone else" has to bail him out, etc?

I know this will get tiring soon, but right now I find this clown's
insecurity fascinating! It's almost like a game- read a post, guess if it's
Phillipe, then check the headers to see if you win.

"Todd Allcock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> After "Phillipe" transformed from "Stewart" to "David", he attempted to be
> clever by typing...
>
> > > It is also useful for Veldhouse and his Sprint PCS apologizing
> > > agenda. Facts are unimportant to Veldouse unless they can be used to
> further
> > > apologoze for Sprint PCS.
> >
> > Altered to the truth.
>
> Ok, not having followed the Sprint NG, I'm new to this schitzo "Phillipe"
> guy's posts. Just when does he decide to create a new persona, and does
he
> think it fools anybody?

I think he thinks he's fooling everyone ... but he isn't.
>
> Is it every couple of days, every x# of posts, when one handle is in so
deep
> "someone else" has to bail him out, etc?

All of the above ...
>
> I know this will get tiring soon, but right now I find this clown's
> insecurity fascinating! It's almost like a game- read a post, guess if
it's
> Phillipe, then check the headers to see if you win.

It's quite easy to immediately recognize him ... He's a friggin' broken
record when he posts ... and he's a very silly lying little immature boy ...

Bob

"Todd Allcock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Ok, not having followed the Sprint NG, I'm new to this schitzo "Phillipe"
> guy's posts. Just when does he decide to create a new persona, and does
he
> think it fools anybody?

He fools himself sometimes ... he outright has conversations between his
personalities, until he is caught.

>
> Is it every couple of days, every x# of posts, when one handle is in so
deep
> "someone else" has to bail him out, etc?

Sometimes days, hours, minutes, between posts he will sometimes switch back
and forth and have a conversation with himself.

>
> I know this will get tiring soon, but right now I find this clown's
> insecurity fascinating! It's almost like a game- read a post, guess if
it's
> Phillipe, then check the headers to see if you win.

It gets tiring pretty quickly. The funny thing is he has been posting
occasionally in many of the cellular forums for quite sometime, but it is
becoming a bigger deal now that his has begun bashing other providers, like
AT&T.

Tom Veldhouse