Re: I Switched

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tiger72 SexaT duorP Premium join:2001-03-28 Saint Louis, MO kudos:1 Reviews: ·T-Mobile US 1 edit	reply to JukeBoxHero Re: I Switched 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! Unless something's changed, T-Mobile and ATT have roaming agreements with each other. When a t-mobile customer is outside of the t-mobile service area they roam on ATT's network for free... So, I find it difficult to believe that you have better coverage on ATT when you could roam on their network with t-mobile before at no cost. -- "What makes us omniscient? Have we a record of omniscience? ...If we can't persuade nations with comparable values of the merit of our cause, we'd better reexamine our reasoning." -United States Secretary of Defense (1961-1968) Robert S. McNamara
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58483323 Gurt 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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