Comments on: iPhone 3G and AT&T: Imperfect Together?

By: Stanley Field

Stanley Field — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 23:01:02 +0000

You are right. Both the AT&T 3G and 2G networks have become extremely unreliable.
I have had a Cingular/AT&T laptop card for almost 5 years and now I am going to switch to Verizon.
I am infuriated by the fact that these a-holes at AT&T charge me $60 a month for the laptop card and the service is crappy.
I have called AT&T and demanded to speak with a top AT&T executive, but every time I call, they tell me that the top executive in charge of the 3G service is busy having sex with his mom (or dad).
You see, these AT&T executives – men – lost their virginity to their moms and the women executives lost their virginity to their dads.
They are fat, lazy, overpaid ba$tards and wh0res.
They are so used to taking your $60 a month and they don’t feel that they have to provide any service.
Boycott these ba$tards and wh0res.

Mark my words – this poorly run giant relic of a company named AT&T, which has, over the years, commited numerous acts of fraud as Bell, AT&T, SBC, Cingular, etc etc etc is going to go down with a crash.

All these wh0res who have made so much money with this evil company – I hope someone puts an evil spell on them so that they have to see their houses burned down and their families killed right in front of them. These evil ba$tards and wh0res.

. (I can give you the names, personal addresses etc of these executives if you PM me)

By: Vanessa

Vanessa — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 04:39:39 +0000

so, it’s not the iPhone. i do not have an iPhone, but have at&t for cellular coverage, and have constant issues with the phone losing service, and i’m in the Portland, OR area… my friend who lives in Reno, NV has been having the same issues chronically lately, making it entirely impossible to contact him or hold service on a call for longer than a few minutes.

i don’t know what the issue is, but it seems to have nothing to do with the phone you have, but rather with the provider. i finally broke down and called at&t about the issues, and they said it was a glitch but they were playing it off like it was the first that they heard of the issue.

i expressed my disdain over the fact that this was the only phone service that i carried, and it would make it an impossible situation if an emergency arose and i was unable to use the phone to call for help. they apologized for the inconvenience and said that it would be resolved in 24 hours… it took 3 days before service returned to normal.

By: Hal

Hal — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:42:12 +0000

ATT’s 3G network has become extremely slow and unreliable since the 3G iPhone was introduced.. there was an immediate and marked difference between the consistently good performance I had been experiencing as a “Laptop Connect” user (via a Sierra Wireless card on my laptop) prior to July 2008 and the sudden deterioration of service after all those 3G iPhones hit the streets. Now, especially during weekdays, I experience frequent timeouts and extreme slowdowns; when downloads don’t time out, they are much slower than 2G speed.

It took several calls to ATT support, but I finally got them to admit that they have been having network problems. I asked for, and received, a two-month credit on my bill.