Anyone have Cingular Wireless that wants to comment good or bad about their experience with this cell phone provider? Mainly I want to know how it performs in the rural areas of the state. I do alot of hunting out by Willmar and down by Marshall and alot of fishing in the west metro and up north. Can I expect to get service there? Also, can I expect to get service at home in Watertown (north of Waconia and south of Delano)?
My wife needs a new phone and I found a deal to get 2 new RAZR's for free if I sign up with Cingular so that is the reason for asking. I currently have T-Mobile and had Sprint in the past. I have not been particularly thrilled with either of them although T-Mobile has been better than Sprint but I think that is mainly a function of expanding coverage areas.
Thanks for any input. Like I said, I want good and/or bad.
I have a few days off so hopefully fish 4 days in a row from sunrise to sunset. Likely two or three lakes a day depending on the bite. I won't fish any well known opener lakes until the weekday.
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Anyone have Cingular Wireless that wants to comment good or bad about their experience with this cell phone provider? Mainly I want to know how it performs in the rural areas of the state. I do alot of hunting out by Willmar and down by Marshall and alot of fishing in the west metro and up north. Can I expect to get service there? Also, can I expect to get service at home in Watertown (north of Waconia and south of Delano)?
My wife needs a new phone and I found a deal to get 2 new RAZR's for free if I sign up with Cingular so that is the reason for asking. I currently have T-Mobile and had Sprint in the past. I have not been particularly thrilled with either of them although T-Mobile has been better than Sprint but I think that is mainly a function of expanding coverage areas.
Thanks for any input. Like I said, I want good and/or bad.
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