folks, I'm getting a hate on for Cingular because of dropped calls. How is Virgin Mobile for that?
I've never had a dropped call on Virgin. But then again, I average about $7 a month in usage.
Tara ,'Empty Places'
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folks, I'm getting a hate on for Cingular because of dropped calls. How is Virgin Mobile for that?
I've never had a dropped call on Virgin. But then again, I average about $7 a month in usage.
Beau and I share a family plan. And if left to his own devices, he could talk the ears off 5 cows. I am thinking Virgin Mobile is not the plan for us.
Sophia, does it have a brand label on it anywhere?
The water is rising fast:
Reporters said there was waist-high water round the Superdome, the huge covered football stadium near downtown New Orleans that had been used as an emergency evacuation center for thousands of residents.
An 11:15 AP story had it at knee-deep.
Sophia, does it have a brand label on it anywhere?
Good idea! I can look when I get home, but there is none in my memory! I'll try and let ita know if I find one!
I'm getting a hate on for Cingular because of dropped calls. How is Virgin Mobile for that?
I'm not sure what a "dropped call" is, but the only problem I've had with Virgin is they don't go some places. I have range in Portland, ME but I don't in Brunswick for instance (meant to check Freeport, but forgot to the last time I was there).
This is a warning. This photo is really fucking sobering.
Dead body (partial view) in Biloxi.
oh, my god.
Virgin uses the Sprint network for connectivity. So if you can use Sprint in a location, you can use Virgin Mobile. Since I was already Sprint and have had good connectivity for the kinds of places I go, it wasn't any worse than I'd been experiencing.
Eeek for New Orleans! Especially because the closer parts of MS where I expect most people evacuated to, isn't doing any better....