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Are 3 not good or am I getting the wrong impression

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JRS - 23 Oct 2006 17:02 GMT
been looking around for new contract and 3 have some good deals but
concerned about what i have read re their coverage and losing signal when
switching between 2 and 3g. Also seen a lot of criticism of their customer
service but it seems most networks are susceptible to this. Previously used
voda and t mobile and not had any problems. looking for an N73

Thanks

Jon
Steve Terry - 23 Oct 2006 17:18 GMT
> been looking around for new contract and 3 have some good deals but
> concerned about what i have read re their coverage and losing signal when
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> Thanks
> Jon

Much of those problems have been sorted.
I'd much rather have 3 than T Mobile,
around here T Mobile only have one BTS, 3 have three.

Steve Terry
Phil - 23 Oct 2006 18:20 GMT
> been looking around for new contract and 3 have some good deals but
> concerned about what i have read re their coverage and losing signal when
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>
> Jon

I've been with 3 for nearly a year and I've been very impressed. Their 3G
coverage is better than any other network and I never get dropped calls when
switching between 2G and 3G. They have dropped their walled garden so you
can surf all of the internet. The only slight problem is their Indian call
centre, you can be going round in circles trying to explain your problem,
it's the usual thing, if it's not on their script they don't know what
they're talking about, luckily I've only had to phone them once. Overall I
would say go for it, 3's tariffs are by far the best of any network.
The Drone - 23 Oct 2006 19:21 GMT
>> been looking around for new contract and 3 have some good deals but
>> concerned about what i have read re their coverage and losing signal when
>> switching between 2 and 3g. Also seen a lot of criticism of their customer
>> service but it seems most networks are susceptible to this. Previously
>> used voda and t mobile and not had any problems. looking for an N73

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>The only slight problem is their Indian call
>centre, you can be going round in circles trying to explain your problem,
>it's the usual thing, if it's not on their script they don't know what
>they're talking about,
Ain't /that/ the truth ...

>luckily I've only had to phone them once.
"Luckily" being the operative word!

>Overall I would say go for it, 3's tariffs are by far the best of any
>network.
I can believe all that. All I would say is that if you make long
off-peak calls to friends or family, Vodafone's "Stop the Clock" is a
real boon. No use at all of course if you use it mostly during the day
for work or whatever.
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Unimobiles.com - 24 Oct 2006 11:12 GMT
>been looking around for new contract and 3 have some good deals but
>concerned about what i have read re their coverage and losing signal when
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>
>Jon

You're getting the wrong impression, Three are great, for £17.50 a
month I get 400 mins a month (800 for the first 6 months) and 250 SMS
messages (500 for the first 5 months), Free video calls, Free
Internet, and Free media content.

My bill has yet to go above £18

ps. if you do want to signup, I'l give you my phone number and we will
get £30 each.

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