Hi, i'm fed up with t-mobile and there poor reception, its been poor sincei joined them in 97. The service has been great but phones are 3-6monthsbehind everyone else.So i was wondering which networks you chaps are on, especially those thatoff road. I have a log cabin in North wales which is where i'll be most.I like the look of O2Any thoughts experiences?JInxB'ham

Orange have served us well for the last 10 years, but there have beensome golden moments, including a wonderful incident when our "accountholder" was on holiday and I had to call them for a new phone. Aspart-owner and Managing Director I wasn't allowed to change the nameon the account, much less give them money for a new phone. Only theguy who was on holiday could do it. When I asked what would happen ifhe had died, the droid said that he would have to write to them! Anamusing aside, which wasn't amusing at the time, especially as twosuccessive "customer service managers" repeated the same bollocks.BTW - there is a girl called Katy in the Orange shop at Meadowhall whois highly efficient, knows it all inside out and is also veryattractive. :-). The shops are IME much more customer friendly thanthe call centres.Our new O2 phones arrive this week, as they are lots cheaper and gaveus lots of free stuff. My only reservation (I haven't organised this)is that the account is managed by...

Which mobile phone network

Jan 26, 2004 23 Replies

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Martyn Hodson 22 years ago

i have only one thing to say to that

correlation does not equal causation

psychological factors are far more important is something like the 'phones give me headaches' than the science, like i'm sure all the stuff about tetra wouldn't whinging if the media hadn't jumped on a few things .

changing the subject

as for those idiots on about phone towers

clear off to space as there is appreciable EM field strength from all sources across the globe, however i'm sure the technical description of certain frequencies as 'microwave' doesn't help in the minds of the daily mail reading sheeple

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Martyn Hodson 22 years ago

propagation issues between 900 and 1800Mhz AIUI, certianly O2 ( as cellnet) made much stock of being allowed access to 1800 to infill urban coverage gaps and make use of 'dual band' was dual band' was new

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Denis F 22 years ago

is it better than the 6210i?

I broke 3 of those one year - got a 5210e now, it's penc but it does bounce,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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Peter Seddon 22 years ago

My 6310i has bounced several times and its never failed me!!

Peter

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