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 ·Comcast
| I Switched from TMo to ATT a month ago. I have a free Motorola V9 and a free Pantech Duo, Media Net, ATT Navigator (GPS), XM Radio, Cellular Video, and the rest of the unnecessary bells and whistles to play with. Does TMo even have video?
But mostly, I have more bars in more places than I ever had with TMo and I have rollover minutes. Ha!  |
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 tiger72SexaT duorPPremium
join:2001-03-28
Saint Louis, MO
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 ·T-Mobile US
1 edit | said by JukeBoxHero:from TMo to ATT a month ago. I have a free Motorola V9 and a free Pantech Duo, Media Net, ATT Navigator (GPS), XM Radio, Cellular Video, and the rest of the unnecessary bells and whistles to play with. Does TMo even have video? Oooohhh, a Motorola phone! Exciting! That costs you how much each month? 
But mostly, I have more bars in more places than I ever had with TMo and I have rollover minutes. Ha!
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 58483323Gurt me
join:2003-06-23
Normal, IL | That's not true for all areas... only in some cases. |
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EPS
join:2008-02-13
Hingham, MA | reply to tiger72
The thing about roaming is that if you have a marginal signal from your main carrier, and a strong roaming signal, your phone will default to the marginal signal. If the marginal signal disappears, then you'll end up on the strong roaming signal. Some phones allow you to set it to force roaming to avoid this issue, but many don't. |
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