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March 28, 2006
Dear CNET members, More than a month ago, we presented you with the Hot Topic discussion, "What's the worst carrier experience you've ever had?" And you came through in a big way--with a whopping 690 comments, you shared your worst experiences with your cellular carrier's service. Now, to be fair and give the carriers some springtime love and praise, let's turn the tables around. Whether it's terrific customer service, great rate plans, awesome coverage, or even the quality of phones that the cellular carrier offers, tell us about it in the already all-so-popular Make the Call discussion, "Which cellular carrier offers the best service?" While "best" can be an overstatement, you know where I'm headed, right? Just think above-average satisfaction thoughts. We look forward to reading your great experience and the reason why you're so proud to be a subscriber to that cellular service--I, for one, am always looking for a convincing reason to switch to a better carrier.
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This week's hot topic:
Which cell phone carrier offers the best service?Many people think of their cellular provider much like they do their favorite sports team. They're fiercely loyal, and everyone who doesn't agree is just plain wrong. In this "Make the call" discussion we asked which cell carrier was tops, and hundreds of you weighed in. T-Mobile is good to go CNET member bobzgirl's husband is a truck driver and has had the opportunity to try several cell providers across his 11-state route. The clear winner? T-Mobile. Read bobzgirl's full post in Make the Call All around the world Taking a more global approach, CNET member grantjanes made Cingular his pick. He praises Cingular for, along with offering several eye-catching phones, using the GSM standard, which allows Cingular customers better service when traveling outside of the United States. Read grantjanes's full post in Make the Call Location, location, location CNET member rsacipher recommends that you try each service at work and at home to see which works best. Most services offer a special risk-free trial period, so you can find the perfect service for your little corner of the world. Read rsacipher's full post in Make the Call Speak Up! Which cell phone service carrier to do you think is at the top of the heap? Read "Which carrier offers the best service?" then cast your vote! • Latest cell phone reviews From CNET Reviews • Cell phone buying guide From CNET Reviews • Cell phone downloads From CNET Download.com • Latest cell phone news From CNET News.com • Cell phone forum From CNET forums  Here are some interesting comments you've recently submitted on CNET. Read up and talk about it. • What is your experience with drive-by downloads? Most of us know what drive-by shootings are, and they aren't pretty, but have you heard of drive-by downloads? This term is used to describe malicious Web sites that transmit viruses or Trojan horses just from visiting those sites. If you've ever been a victim of a drive-by download/installer, share your experience. • Rear speakers worth the hassle? Rear-channel surround speakers help add to an immersive home-theater experience, but are they really worth running wires, ruining decor, and battling spouses? Tell us if adding rear speakers for your home theater is worth all the hassle. • Do you use the manufacturer's photo paper or a third party's? Studies have shown that people are very price-sensitive when it comes home printing. Have you tried a third-party paper--such as the ones from Kodak, Ilford, and Fuji--for your photo prints? What did you think? |
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