T-Mobile
(0 stars) |
Paramount and South,
Long Beach, CA 90805 |
it just sucks! big time no signal at all, if you're lucky you get 1
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(0 stars) |
Long Beach City Place Shopping Center | 5th and Long Beach Blvd.,
Long Beach, CA 90802 |
The only time I got reception in the grocery store was when standing next to the meat aisle. There is poor reception in the plaza outdoors. Very shoddy service in this area... I often leave a store and receive several voicemails from people trying to reach me.
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(0 stars) |
3rd and Redondo,
Long Beach, CA 90803 |
This phone combined with this carrier are awful. Every call I make is dropped. Yes, EVERY call, everywhere. I know someone who has a different phone with Cingular and they don't experience the same problems I do. Perhaps buying a $200+ phone would solve these problems.
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(4 stars) |
Traffic Circle | Ximeno and PCH,
Long Beach, CA 90804 |
Good reception here. Wish there was a wider area of reception for T-Mobile. My son is in the mountains right now and those with Cingular and Verizon get reception while he does not. Still, I'm happy with T-Mobile overall.
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(0 stars) |
Long Beach Downtown and Belmont Shore | 2nd St. and Redondo Av.,
Long Beach, CA 90802 |
Like other reviewers, I would sat that reception in the Long Beach, Signal Hill area is terrible. Service with ATT was o.k. but Cinguar is a waste of money. A million free rollover minutes won't do you any good in this area. My Nokia (I've had 2and a Motorola) is a paperweight. Good thing the Nokia is supplied by work. (No one can ever reach me!) My personal carrier is Verizon (LG VX600). It isn't perfect, but I pay for this one and I'll stick with them.
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(5 stars) |
Bellflower | 7th St.,
Long Beach, CA 90815 |
its always good in the long beach area, the only problem is inside of the building. but not offen
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(4 stars) |
Avalon | Del Amo,
Carson, CA 90746 |
Reception seems to change with in the same room with most companies and phones, so I'm not sure one can extrapolate this to represent a total experienes. However, GSM systems (Cingular / T-Mobile) tend not to have as good of reception as CDMA / TDMA (Sprint / Verizon) systems. Their 'tracking' seems more consistent. For calling / going overseas and for the ease of a SIM card which stores call info, I still prefer GSM service. There will always be sketchy spots.
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(1 star) |
Linden Ave. | 36th St.,
Long Beach, CA 90807 |
Calls drop inside or outside my building. Sometimes no reception at all or calls go to voicemail right away.
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(5 stars) |
7th St. | Pine Ave.,
Long Beach, CA 90813 |
I live in Long Beach but travel hundreds of miles each week all over LA and Orange county for work. I am constantly on the phone in the car, and only rarely do I get dropped. When I first signed up with them 5 years ago I lived in Laguna Niguel, and the reception was poor because of all of the canyons, but 2 weeks later they put up new towers and it was perfect. As for customer service... well, that is another story, but most companies are a pain to deal with from what I hear. If reception is your main concern, switch to Sprint!
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(1 star) |
PCH and Redondo Ave, Long Beach | PCH and Redondo Ave.,
Long Beach, CA 90804 |
The LG 1300 phone from Cingular gets little reception ANYWHERE..it cuts off calls and says "emergency only" for about 30% of the time the phone is on.
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