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nnaarrnn

join:2004-09-30
Nitro, WV

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reply to r81984

Re: That's great but

I've never called someone on AT&T that the call quality doesn't suck, or get dropped. Landlines/Voip/CDMA calls are crystal clear. I don't know which way you're driving, but I drive from The middle of WV to Orlando all the time and the only time I have less than 5 bars is going through the 2 mile tunnel into VA, and even then I DONT DROP THE CALL, when any passenger with me with ATT looses signal.

FACT- All you're facts are based on YOUR opinion.

Edit-Not to mention the GSM interference with any audio equipment when the phone is about to ring, or is processing a lot of data.


SrsBsns

join:2001-08-30
Oklahoma City, OK

This is like that Wendy's commercial. FACT!



tiger72
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reply to nnaarrnn
I have the same issue with ATT users. I have t-mobile (on GSM, btw) and I also notice the poor voice quality that ATT has.

My point?
The problem most idjits have with GSM call quality can be tied to their assuming that ATT = how all GSM sounds.


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