AT&T Wireless is ok, if painfully inept if you ever need ot actually work out details with them. The 800#s average 20-30 minutes hold time and the stores cannot do much for you once you have a phone.
Cingular screwed me hard this year but had worked out ok for a couple of years prior to that. Of course Cingular is now offering to buy AT&T Wireless - so that will invoke high end fisco alerts.
Nextel is ok if you have coverage and stay in North America.
T-Mobile is actually pretty decent, albeit they have a history of billing problems.
AllTel, by all accounts, is pretty bad.
You cannot get Three in North America. Be glad. You don't need that kind of pain.
Verizon is supposed to be pretty good. I hesitate because despite their massive advertising I hear mixed stories from many consumers and don't know many business travelers that use them.
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Date: 2004-01-20 03:02 pm (UTC)Cingular screwed me hard this year but had worked out ok for a couple of years prior to that. Of course Cingular is now offering to buy AT&T Wireless - so that will invoke high end fisco alerts.
Nextel is ok if you have coverage and stay in North America.
T-Mobile is actually pretty decent, albeit they have a history of billing problems.
AllTel, by all accounts, is pretty bad.
You cannot get Three in North America. Be glad. You don't need that kind of pain.
Verizon is supposed to be pretty good. I hesitate because despite their massive advertising I hear mixed stories from many consumers and don't know many business travelers that use them.
Hope that helps.