Which National Carrier Do You Think Is The Worst?

[tmobilefan]

Which national carrier do you think is the worst?

[darkjedi]

I added T-mobile to this list because its only fair to have ALL the national carriers regardless of whether or not this is a T-mobile forum. ALL opinions are welcome!

[Matt]

At this point I feel it is a toss up between Sprint and Verizon. :)

[CSI_Nut]

I had to say "all of the above" because they're all in bed together, whether they admit it or not, but my personal opinion is that the order listed above is pretty much the order in which they are the worst, Verizon being the worst because of ridiculously high price structure, then Snailtel, then AT&T, and finally T-Mobile, which would be the lesser of all the evils, lol!

That said, you left Centennial off the list... I'd put them right behind Verizon because of crazy-pricing (don't let their $40/month plan fool you - they charge extra for EVERYTHING) and their willingness to sue you in a heartbeat (don't ask), roaming charges, and crazy-fine-print.

[christyxcore]

sprint and cingular, IMHO

[greenblood]

I wanted to poll at&t, but they have coverage in 99.99 places I have been (except Fort McCoy)
I never used Sprint, but after read several "threads", I think Sprint is the worst, no matter how bleeding edge of technology

[greenblood]

Which national carrier do you think is the worst?

I'd poll "all carriers suck"
at&t (Cingular), I was treated badly during 2001-2002, paid ETF and change
VZW: too stingy, and count every nickel and dime, pretty crippled phone
Sprint: too shady, but I can't comment much because I never used it
T-Mobile: unclear and undetermined on new things, plenty of rooms to improve coverage, and should not too focused on metro area to keep the price low, don't forget, there're many towns, and where do not have broadband yet (only 56k!!!), providing 3G, even EDGE internet gives them better internet service; phone selection, though it's better than 2004-2005, but please, this is T-Mobile, not Samsung Wireless!!!

[terryjohnson16]

At&t.