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09-17-2004, 01:11 PM
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Which is best carrier?
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The 7230 feels good, so I'm leaning towards TMobile, but I wonder whether the Nextel phone will operate my 4.0 better or give me better web browsing, and then I wonder whether I shouldn't wait for the new Horizon device, and sign up with them instead if indeed it will be a better unit than what's now available. Any help?
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09-17-2004, 03:04 PM
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Re: Which is best carrier?
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The 7230 feels good, so I'm leaning towards TMobile, but I wonder whether the Nextel phone will operate my 4.0 better or give me better web browsing, and then I wonder whether I shouldn't wait for the new Horizon device, and sign up with them instead if indeed it will be a better unit than what's now available. Any help?
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I have been happy with T-Mobile. Have a friend who has AT&T and when he goes to Sarasota he gets no signal.
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THEN: 9530, 8330, 8830, 8300, 8100, 8700, 7100t, 7230, Kyocera 7135 & 6035
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09-17-2004, 03:06 PM
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I vote for Cingular Wireless
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09-17-2004, 03:43 PM
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It's really a personal preference. Few things to keep in mind:
1) Where will you use it mostly use the device?
2) How much are you willing to pay?
3) Do you know many people with a nextel?
4) Will you use the device for voice and data, or data only?
5) will you travel overseas with the device?
6) Who do you currently use on your phone?
Just a few questions I ask ALL my customers, nice thing about selling EVERYONE except Verizon is that there's a company that will suit your needs, rather then you suiting theirs. Get back to me on those questions and I'll give you my personal professional oppinion.
Aside of that I use ATT and LOVE them, I travel to Florida on a bi-monthly basis for business and pleasure and haven't had any problems, even in sarasota with my 7280 ;) Though my travels usually take to me Daytona and Orlando. Pleasure takes me to Kissimee and Avon Park.
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09-17-2004, 07:23 PM
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Re: Which is best carrier?
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Originally Posted by guinda35
The 7230 feels good, so I'm leaning towards TMobile, but I wonder whether the Nextel phone will operate my 4.0 better or give me better web browsing, and then I wonder whether I shouldn't wait for the new Horizon device, and sign up with them instead if indeed it will be a better unit than what's now available. Any help?
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What part of the country do you live in?
I'm in Los Angeles, and am with Tmobile. no complaints at all. Great reception everywhere I go.
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09-17-2004, 11:42 PM
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Thanks for the info on coverage. But who provides the best device, all things being equal? Is the Nextel device better given that it may not need a BES subscription? Is there anything special about the Verizon or TMobile devices that would cause one to consider signing up for their service instead? Or do any of the providers provide a better browsing experience than their competitors, for example?
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09-18-2004, 12:51 AM
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One other item I'm not sure of. Will Nextel, or any other carrier, have better capabilities to work with the 4.0 Operating System?
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09-18-2004, 11:23 AM
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ROGERS WIRELESS!!!
it's an unfair fight here in alantic Canada though.
my only other "options"?? would be aliant or telus....
CDMA can't hold a candle to Rogers 850 mhz Gsm/gprs.. :D
anyway enough with the commercialsssssssss eh!!
haha
mike
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09-18-2004, 02:01 PM
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Well I am a sales rep for T-Mobile, so we know where my vote goes. If you're interested I can check your address and town for coverage if you'd like. You can PM me your address if you'd like. Our coverage is more or less metropolitan, however our Blackberry rates are second to none. We've been commited to offering RIM devices for a while now, and we're working closely with them (hence 7100t being exclusive to T-Mobile) and provide better integration, better support, and cheaper data plans.
Adam Younker
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09-18-2004, 02:22 PM
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Don't waste your time....
hahahaa
I'm a rep for Rogers.
I know my area like the back of my hand...
i need to here... to stay on top
and your plan will not compete with what I have..........
unlimited for .....FREE!!
anyway,
thanks though.
and if all your reps are as willin to help as you are. I sure you guys do great!!
mike
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09-18-2004, 02:37 PM
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That's not professional to bash another sales rep.
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09-18-2004, 02:42 PM
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I was being serious!!!
I really am impressed he was willing to help me..
considering I am out of country..........
sorry all if i came across as bashing????
sometimes something nice seem too good to be true??
us Canadina are like that!!
and there is nothing wrong with carrier pride...... it's what seperates us from the animals!
hahahaha!!
mike
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09-18-2004, 02:44 PM
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Just seemed like it ;) my apologies if i read it wrong ;) I agree carrier pride is nice, unfortunatly multi-carrier's like myself get a personality disorder when we try to have carrier pride HAHA
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09-18-2004, 03:30 PM
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I thought I noticed that.............
hahaha.
that would be hard to do.
how does the commission work??
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09-18-2004, 03:40 PM
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It's based upon: Carrier comp, my companies comp, the phone spiff, and the bolt-on spiff. So lets take one example:
I sell a T-Mobile (not real figures by the way, I'd be fired if I posted real figures), on a 39.99 MRC plan, the phone I sell is lets say a V300 for $100USD. I add bolt-ons, txt and t-zones. My comp would look something like this:
Plan Comp - $10
Company comp - $5
Phone comp (comes to 25% of holding value, if I go bare minimum on a phone I get $0, anything over bare minimum I get 25%) - $12.50
Bolt - Ons - $15
I just made 42.50 off that one sale essentially. It's not that bad, but lets say to close the deal I sold the phone for bare minimum of $50, I would only have gotten $30.
Any accessory sale I do, after hitting my $400 quota for the month I get 25%. Average comp check for selling no more then quota ranges from 500-1500 depending on how well I sell, and how much I sacrifice to make the sale. Some of my direct friends make more in comp, but my T-mobile friend is jealous, I actually make more then T-mobile comp on the same plans and phones lol. It helps to have my company pay me comp as well ;) It also helps the wallet when I sell more then one, lets say someone comes by, I pitch them AT&T but they HATE AT&T (it happens, OFTEN), so I pitch them T-mobile and they buy. Were-ass if they walked into cingular, heard of the buy out they did on AT&T that customer may walk away, they have no other angle to pitch and bring the customer in.
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09-18-2004, 04:48 PM
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UH
TRY THIS ONE !!
I sell rogers.....My company is called Aml comm.
Im a dealer..
which in it's self is great....
but this is the hook!!
Radio shack (they sell rogers also) is located 40 ft. from my door.........aliant 20 ft.
and telus 150+-...
no biggy right??
my town only has 10,000 people ...i think we included pets.
sooooooo what happens is..
they get the info/ win over from me and my staff ...then walk to Radio shack for the same deal ++++ a mp3 player!!
Can't blame them!!!
hahahahahah
Customer service??? they can buy it there and I still have to help them in a months time..."cause I'm the guy they got the first info from!!
ARGGG!!!! :D
ok.
I'm over it!!!
hahaha
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02-06-2005, 03:59 PM
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Nextel. 8)
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