AT&T dropping "fewest dropped calls" claim

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krobin.350 @ Aug 27th 2007 11:50PM

verizon defintly has to have the 'Fewest Dropped Calls'!

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Anthony @ Aug 28th 2007 8:56AM

You may think Verizon has the fewest dropped calls based on the advertising "can you hear me now" funny no one responds to his question! Seriously, his personal PCS phone is Sprint...not Verizon. Go figure!

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Brien Mizell @ Aug 28th 2007 10:52AM

Well, i have had litterally all carriers (Verizon, Sprint, T-mobile and AT&T) I can honestly say that Verizon has BY FAR the fewest dropped calls. I travel all over the country, and yes, there are some places where other carriers are better than verizon, but as a whole Verizon continually has better reception where i go.

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Darren @ Sep 1st 2007 1:50PM

Hey Anthony, The Verizon "test man" or the voice of "can you hear me know" works for Verizon in the East coast. He is a regular employee who tests Verizons network againts all others and drives all over the new England area testing. So get your facts straight, Verizon is the best. They don't say you will get service every single square ince of the country, they would be but the fcc wont allow it. They will give the best sevice in he areas they can sell it in compared to the competitors that are in the same Market.

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