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- 06-02-2005, 02:17 PM #16TinmanGuest
Re: Big Bear CA Coverage
Steve Sobol wrote:
>
> I *believe* Verizon ended up purchasing part or all of Citizens. If
> Bill Radio is hanging around, he could probably confirm this.
It would be real easy for me to ask Mohave Wireless if they have been
purchased by Verizon as their office is only a few blocks away from
mine. <g>
But seriously, AFAIK, Verizon doesn't even have native coverage here on
the AZ side of the border (Lake Havasu):
http://tinyurl.com/dnzu4
OTOH, when you change the map to a different another view, you can see
us as being covered by "Extended Digital," "NationalAccess and Enhanced
Services," "National SingleRate," and both the pre and post 2/21/05
"America's Choice" maps. But choose "Verizon Wireless Network Map" and
you see nothing but "no coverage."
Personally, some of Verizon's terms confuse the heck out of me: analog,
extended analog, roaming or no service, no coverage, digital, extended
digital, and enhanced services. Combine that with all of the different
names (and now dates) for the plans themselves and it just gives me a
headache...
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- 06-02-2005, 03:19 PM #17Steve SobolGuest
Re: Big Bear CA Coverage
Tinman wrote:
> It would be real easy for me to ask Mohave Wireless if they have been
> purchased by Verizon as their office is only a few blocks away from
> mine. <g>
They might not have been purchased; they were already a Verizon roaming
partner and Verizon might just have convinced them to flip to CDMA.
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- 06-02-2005, 03:36 PM #18TinmanGuest
Re: Big Bear CA Coverage
Steve Sobol wrote:
> Tinman wrote:
>> It would be real easy for me to ask Mohave Wireless if they have been
>> purchased by Verizon as their office is only a few blocks away from
>> mine. <g>
>
> They might not have been purchased; they were already a Verizon
> roaming partner and Verizon might just have convinced them to flip to
> CDMA.
Yep, they have switched to CDMA. But they wouldn't admit to being owned
by Verizon. I think I insulted them :-( .
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| the right kind of fire for grilling meat.
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