Samsung's t339 for T-Mobile: yep, it does HotSpot@Home

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xB Owner @ Apr 10th 2008 7:52PM

I'd have to say I agree with you Miltos. I jumped on board with T-Mobile when they first hit here locally. Been with them ever since. Even brought my wife (then girlfriend) on board by convincing her to ditch Cingular.

We are now both fed up with the crappy phone selection, sub par network, lack of 3G and declining customer service. My coverage actually seems worse now then when I started with T-Mobile oh so many years ago.

Our contract is up and we are just standing by for the upcoming phone releases from Verizon and AT&T. Once we get some hands on time with the new handsets we'll make our final decision and jump the T-Mobile ship. About the only thing that could save us (and I would bet tons of customers) from defecting soon is an immediate and wide spread 3G launch in combination with the importing of some killer 3G handsets from Europe with decent contract discounts.

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WiiTodd @ Apr 10th 2008 7:59PM

Go with AT&T... Verizon also has a "crappy phone selection and declining customer service"

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elgee02 @ Apr 11th 2008 12:09AM

Lol @ Wii.... cust service at VZW is better than AT$T's, proof is not only in Consumer Reports and JD Power but in the churn.

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turtledude558 @ May 23rd 2008 9:48AM

Lol, AT&T sucks...

We had them before and the service was crap and their customer service was even worse.

The only thing good about them is their phone selection...

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