About the 23rd of July, my boyis phone was taken in a Quiktrip shop in Phoenix, Arizona from his automobile. Our child explained and heard about the 24th of July of this from my boy. I advised them the telephone have been taken and must be switched off and instantly called Cingular. Within the next ...
Ok, this is what happened... My husband and I signed up with cingular and we agreed that 1000 minutes would be more than enough. We were previously with Sprint and had 8oo minutes with them. We never in all 3 years with Sprint went over those 800 minutes. However, with Cingular, we were charged ...
Prior to a European family trip I established International calling service for our 4 family members on June 9 and was told that I would pay $5.99 per phone for the service. Upon return from Europe, I called Cingular and requested that the service be discontinued on July 10. My son left for college ...
I used cingular for more than four years. Loyal, faithfull, consumer. Ordered ungrade service with a new phone, using the family plan. Was required to use a new contract, obligated again for two years with a purchase of a new additional phone. Unlimited, long distance, mobile to mobile, no roam. ...
Like many others here I was a long time Cingular customer. After numerous customer service problems, I switched to ATT. Not long after I switched, Cingular and ATT merged so I got Cingular back, Ohhh goodie. That worked for a while until Cingular decided to drop the TDMA (digital) wireless service. ...
I traveled to Canada and used my cell phone. I found out that after the first time I registered with a foreign cell tower, EVERY ATTEMPTED CALL to my number resulted in a charge to me... 59 cents per minute (that's the international plan discount rate!)... Even if no message was left and my phone ...