Originally Posted by blueboy:
“Wavejock, i understand what your saying, but Scotland seems to be a particular problem and if your service was really that bad, you would not put up with it, however cheap. Only a mug would put up with that and risk losing important calls. Behave !”
“Wavejock, i understand what your saying, but Scotland seems to be a particular problem and if your service was really that bad, you would not put up with it, however cheap. Only a mug would put up with that and risk losing important calls. Behave !”
One can only judge by one's own experience and dropped calls are still an issue on 3 for me. It varies depending on handset and location of course but after 18 months with both Orange and Vodafone before returning to 3 I have noticed this drawback is far more pronounced on 3 and can only prusume that the robustness of the UMTS signal and the requirement to roam is a factor in my area. As stated above things should improve as both 3's network and T-Mobile's combine during this year.
What folks will tolerate in terms of seervice is down to how they use their service. As a low cost leisure device 3's performance is an option but I would not want my GP reliant on it!! I still know folks who stick to networks where they have to go to a window in their house to make calls!!




) just to validate his personal hatred of a mobile phone network.