Of these cell phone service providers which do you like best and WHY?

1. Verizon
2. Alltel
3. Helio
4. Virgin Mobile

And what phones do you like that they offer? They can either be free or range from 0-150, thanks!

Answer by michaeldouglasbrown
Verizon DUUUUUUUUUUUUH b/c it has vcast

Answer by Razanne O
verizon voyager

Answer by rockstah
i don’t have any of these(AT+T) but i would guess verizon because it is like ATT but w/o SIM cards.

Answer by zaboomafooasaurus
none. i’m with a different provider.

but if i had to choose… it would be VERIZON

alltel: not offered in certain places
helio: calls aren’t cheap
virgin: connection’s no good (per friend)

Answer by Iraina C
verizon.
i have only had a few dropped calls since i got it and before with sprint i had dropped calls like crazy.
and i have service just about everywhere with verizon.

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Two cellphone towers in Lansing’s (MI) southwest side


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The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the need advancing technology in its neigh

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues Lansing in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids to

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side neighborhood of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues Lansing in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids to build the cell tower, neighbors next to the tower are helping to develop an ordinance to make the two sets of needs compatible.

This is the most bizarre policy, especially in this day and age when many people (like me) no longer use a landline AND I’ve already provided other proof of identity like copies of my driver’s license, social security card, previous address in addition to current address, and masses of other information that identity thieves would have a hard time collecting.

Answer by Blair c
so when you dont pay the bill you can still be contacted

Answer by celtfalcon
it is most likely that they would like an alternate contact point in case there is a problem with the shipment. However, they also prefer to have an alternate contact so when you don’t pay the bill, they can try to track to down. They do this because there is a 20% fraud rate over all.

Answer by Cricket
Security reasons….. Check out www.wireless-itch.com

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