ive been meaning to cancel my acct

i pay like 50 a month, and i dont even get signal in my house :madfawk: to cingular

 

Unfortunately, I use Cingular and I have to deal with the same problems as Cashis EG6. I hate Cingular, every month my bill is over $200 for such shietty service and yet I don't have rollover minutes. My phone sux ass too, I am always missing calls and then people are forced to leave voicemails. I don't get good signal at all in Chicago. I don't know why its like this? :madfawk:

I also use AT&T wireless too and its better than Cingaylar. AT&T's signal is stronger here than Cingaylars. Also, Cingaylar charges you up the arse with roaming!

Once my contract expires next year I am switching to T-Mobile.

 

Cingular advertises the rollover minutes as a way of giving you more flexibility. Actually the reason they have it is precisely this: they know if someone has rollover minutes they will be lulled into a false sense of security that they won't go over their limit and thus be more likely to actually go over the limit.

 

Cingular is crap. January is when my contract ends and Im switching to T moble.

 

cingular and t-mobile are basically the same thing? no?

verzion and att rocks. all else sucks around here.

and those of you "waiting" for your contracts to be expired....fuk that. call and bitch. and bitch some more. there is NO sense in paying for service that doesnt work. i complained for 2 weeks, and got my gf out of a 2 year contract with sprint. those contracts you are signing arent set in stone. someone over there can easily break them without you having to pay that early termination fee.

 

Waiting for contract to expire because Im getting a new phone for Christmas. :yay: My uncle owns a T Mobile store. Said he'll hook me up most or something. But I'll see what I can get beginning of next year.

 

if it shows on ur bill...keep it and demand that u want to speak to another manager...
fax it to him and tell him u WONT pay for their mistakes...

i really would not pay for it...

 

Cingular, At&t, T-Mobile all use GSM right? So basically they all use the same phones, just different SIM cards?

 

same phones...but locked to their systems...

actually...att still have c/tdma <i forgot which>

 

europe ownz with everything on one system