Verizon's 3G network has become so slow that it's basically useless.

[Wireless Junkie]

There's a reason why you always get banned. **** off troll!


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Hmm, never been banned. And I am the one here who actually has Verizon unlike YOU. Lets let the mod's decide who's right

[Wireless Junkie]

@dr, or pot calling the kettle black:

How bout making the thread useful? You aren't a Verizon customer so what can you do to contribute rather than useless digging?

How would a troll contribute anything useful? Its physically impossible.

[Steveanderson13]

How would a troll contribute anything useful? Its physically impossible.

That's a choice he can make. I am waiting to see.

[fraydog]

That might prove it's your phone, lol, j/k.
I would like info on this test number, too.

Any time and temperature recording can work.

[Steveanderson13]

Any time and temperature recording can work.

Thanks, trying to figure out how that would work...let's see, i go to the verizon store and test from there, then att store, lol. No fair, you can already do that, lol. Well, so what are the results? You are the competent judge here. Do you have multiple phones on each carrier? How are variations?

[newyork4me]

Any time and temperature recording can work.

You thinking of 321-2222?

[ilvla2]

You thinking of 321-2222?

For the time and temp, it was 767-XXXX here in NorCal and 853-XXXX in SoCal, and in NorCal it was simply known as POPCORN. AT&T and Verizon actually discontinued the service here in CA back in 2007.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speaking_clock

[DRC72]

Whatever happened to calling a test number on different phones and comparing them? Most of my VZW to AT&T calls don't sound any different than VZW to VZW calls here.

But wait a second? According wireless junkie GSM to CDMA never sounds good. I'm not saying other Verizon areas in the country are like mine. If I was to call trocks, I'm, sure the call would be clear as Verizon's network runs really well out there. My friend who has Verizon in Texas sounds fine. I've talked to many people on Verizon here in CT in the last year, and call quality was always muffled, and robotic sounding. It's gonna worse in the last few months.

Lets let the mod's decide who's right

Cry me a river....

@dr, or pot calling the kettle black:

Ah yes now I get it............... I'm sorry I shouldn't of made a valid complaint in this thread. Thank you so much for clearing that up.

How bout making the thread useful? You aren't a Verizon customer so what can you do to contribute rather than useless digging?

No but my girl does, and my buddy as well, and I talk to them all the time. I run a small business as well and deal with many customers that use Verizon, and I've talked to reps in a local Verizon store that even admitted issues in the area, so yeah I think I'm qualified to discuss this issue.

[Doolie]

But wait a second? According wireless junkie GSM to CDMA never sounds good. I'm not saying other Verizon areas in the country are like mine. If I was to call trocks, I'm, sure the call would be clear as Verizon's network runs really well out there. My friend who has Verizon in Texas sounds fine. I've talked to many people on Verizon here in CT in the last year, and call quality was always muffled, and robotic sounding. It's gonna worse in the last few months.

Cry me a river....

Ah yes now I get it............... I'm sorry I shouldn't of made a valid complaint in this thread. Thank you so much for clearing that up.

No but my girl does, and my buddy as well, and I talk to them all the time. I run a small business as well and deal with many customers that use Verizon, and I've talked to reps in a local Verizon store that even admitted issues in the area, so yeah I think I'm qualified to discuss this issue.

I think anyone with a HoFo account is qualified to discuss any issue and start threads here.

[Wireless Junkie]

But wait a second? According wireless junkie GSM to CDMA never sounds good. I'm not saying other Verizon areas in the country are like mine. If I was to call trocks, I'm, sure the call would be clear as Verizon's network runs really well out there. My friend who has Verizon in Texas sounds fine. I've talked to many people on Verizon here in CT in the last year, and call quality was always muffled, and robotic sounding. It's gonna worse in the last few months.

Cry me a river....

Ah yes now I get it............... I'm sorry I shouldn't of made a valid complaint in this thread. Thank you so much for clearing that up.

No but my girl does, and my buddy as well, and I talk to them all the time. I run a small business as well and deal with many customers that use Verizon, and I've talked to reps in a local Verizon store that even admitted issues in the area, so yeah I think I'm qualified to discuss this issue.

Yea we can all tell by your repetitive posts that you are definitely qualified!

[newyork4me]

For the time and temp, it was 767-XXXX here in NorCal and 853-XXXX in SoCal, and in NorCal it was simply known as POPCORN. AT&T and Verizon actually discontinued the service here in CA back in 2007.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speaking_clock

That sucks they ended it.

Actually though, since Fraydog is in the STL area, I was seeing if he was talking about the famous one around ere.

[fraydog]

Chester has a localized version of that number, but we're just close enough to STL to know what Weatherline is. I have a bunch of automated weather stations that I can call around me as well.

[Wireless Junkie]

Chester has a localized version of that number, but we're just close enough to STL to know what Weatherline is. I have a bunch of automated weather stations that I can call around me as well.

I just use tell me

[fraydog]

I just use tell me

That works too.

[ilvla2]

Yep, I've used Tell Me too, though with the weather and time readily available on my smartphone, pc and tablet, I really don't have much need to anymore, and those reasons are a big part of why the telephone companies discontinued the service.