What providers don't use GSM

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Doug Warner - 10 May 2007 16:35 GMT

I live in a GSM dead spot (1-2 bars in summer), and the issue exists
with both T-Mobile and Cingular. Does anyone know of another company
that doesn't use it?
T-Mo keeps wanting me to troubleshoot the phone itself, When I tell
them that the problem occurs on several phones, they still want to
troubleshoot the pnone itself (ARGHH!)
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Mike S. - 10 May 2007 21:28 GMT

>I live in a GSM dead spot (1-2 bars in summer), and the issue exists
>with both T-Mobile and Cingular. Does anyone know of another company
>that doesn't use it?

Verizon
Sprint

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Thomas T. Veldhouse - 15 May 2007 16:05 GMT

>>I live in a GSM dead spot (1-2 bars in summer), and the issue exists
>>with both T-Mobile and Cingular. Does anyone know of another company
>>that doesn't use it?
>
> Verizon
> Sprint

Don't forget the local and regional carriers. Check with the telecom and you
might find they also offer service.

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Evan Platt - 12 May 2007 00:06 GMT

>I live in a GSM dead spot (1-2 bars in summer), and the issue exists
>with both T-Mobile and Cingular. Does anyone know of another company
>that doesn't use it?
>T-Mo keeps wanting me to troubleshoot the phone itself, When I tell
>them that the problem occurs on several phones, they still want to
>troubleshoot the pnone itself (ARGHH!)

Verizon, Sprint, Nextel.

A best bet would be to find a friend who has one of them and see what
signal they get in your house.

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