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Which Cell Phone Provider Has the Fewest Dropped Calls?
Dropped calls ruining your friendships, business relationships, and/or hairline?
In a rather unscientific (but perhaps telling) survey, research company ChangeWave asked 3,800 cell phone owners to estimate what percentage of their calls were dropped during the past 90 days. Verizon was the clear winner, with customers reporting an average of just 2.2-percent of their calls dropped; Sprint came in second with an average of 3.4-percent dropped calls reported, followed by AT&T with an average of 3.7-percent
, and lastly T-Mobile customers, who reported the most drops with 4-percent.
Again, not the most scientific study ever conducted, but the results pretty much fall in line with our own experience. Now, if only we could get the iPhone on Verizon. [From: BloggingStocks]
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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsTimmy P.Jan 16th 2009 11:48AM
You meant to say Plam Pre instead of iPhone. I know you did. Don't be afraid to say it, we all know its going to be better than the iPhone.
sanamkanJan 16th 2009 10:42PM
I'm not sure how much we can trust this considering the large Verizon ad to the right.
Reginald E. JohnsonJan 16th 2009 3:34PM
What you meant was that you hope it"s better than the iPhone And I think you meant to spell Palm Pre.
sfcatJan 16th 2009 3:35PM
What they didn't ask about is customer service. I had Verizon. Their customer service went from 9-5 on M-F. No service AT ALL on the weekends. If you had a problem, you were out of luck. And their coverage just wasn't very good. I didn't have dropped calls at home because I couldn't GET calls at home!
CheeseJan 16th 2009 8:12PM
jailbreak it, switched. you, of all people, are afraid to jailbreak an iphone?
CheeseJan 16th 2009 8:12PM
btw verizon is great
drfsacJan 17th 2009 2:03AM
I'm curious as to how you got a GSM phone onto a CDMA network?
Tired_Jan 17th 2009 4:41PM
I use Rogers in Canada and T-Mobile in the US, and I've never had even one dropped call, ever. T-Mobile has an incredible number of spam calls, but that's another thing altogether...
cherylJan 19th 2009 7:44PM
no one mentioned Alltel,I have been with them for 16 yrs,no problems at all
REBECCA WHITENERJan 19th 2009 10:03PM
Well they didnt even mention ALLtel I know Verizon bought ALLTEL but its made no difference to my service yet but before that ALLTEL was awesome never no problems had service pretty much anywhere I went very seldom and I mean very seldom I had connection problems or dropped calls. Costumer service is great always ready to answer my questions and never seemed put out more than willing to help and offer suggestions. I hope it doesnt change