Mobile Phone - which network?

[Bibio]

i'm with o2 payg.. coverage is good, apart from in my house but i think that's due to my phone. very pricey for calls.. but good loyalty scheme.. put £30 get 300min for the month off peak+w/e.. +free texts. i never use the phone during the day so suits me..

Telus - Talk 30 ($30), 150 peak mins, free calls evenings and weekends, free calls between family phones and free incoming calls at all times.
No service at Jasper (but then I dont think any phones work up there!)

Originally Posted by appollo1

Hi folks


My contract is about to run out in the next month and I am think of changing network provider. I am currently with T-Mobile but want to change as their signal coverage is getting worse IMO.

So the questions i have for the .org is what network do you use and have you had any problems with them?

Where I live it seems to have poor signal coverage despite what it says on the websites.

Thanks

voddafone vodafone every single time

but don't go to turkey !!!!

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by urbane1

No service at Jasper (but then I dont think any phones work up there!)

I don't think the OP will find this an issue

I've been orange for 11 years and never had any problems what so ever

Im with O2 and was thinking of changing due to a **** with customer services (long story, contract not in my name as I was a off-the-boat kiwi when I got the phone, now they wont let me change it without a major paperwork/hassle/change number fest...besides, O2 has also got limited handsets and I dont want an iPhone...might change my mind about changing providers after reading through this thread though!

I started with T-Mobile but coverage was terrible as was getting them to admit I'd paid my bills. Moved to O2 everything was fine with them apart from my tariff. Moved to Orange cos customer service and tarrifs are spot on, but now find I cant get a good signal in my house Next contract will I assume be with Vodaphone, lets see what they can do.

[SoulKiss]

This story (and the PDFs in it) may be of interest.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07...coverage_maps/