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5.0 overallAT&T
By Jan Mayer, posted: May 08The good: Great coverage, good deals on phones, great customer service and online help The bad: sometimes expensive, some plans could use improvementSummary: AT&T is the probably greatest wireless provider out there. I switched from T-mobile to Cingular about three years ago and have not had any problems with it so far. In some areas out in the country the signal is lost at certain places but that's the same with all carriers. Now that AT&T and Cingular have merged there is even more to expect from the company in the future. This company just keeps growing and now provides television and internet services as well. And good deals are available for joint plans.report
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1.3 overallMany problems over the years
By C Ballard, posted: May 08We started out with AT&T before they were Cingular and didn't have any problems. Cingular took over and we still didn't have any problems until we had to complete the merge and the customer service was really poor. We have had issues ever since. Our coverage doesn't seem to be good in some places we are always having drop calls where we use to not. We had to extend our contact to add a line for our daughter and when it is up we are going to another carrier.report- 2 people found this review helpful
5.0 overallAT&T/ Cingular is great!
By Joanna Poli, posted: Apr 08The good: International Capability, Reception, no unexpected extended contracts!The bad: Not all areas had the fast 3G coverageSummary: Ive had at&t when they first started off with Cingular, Ive never had a problem with customer service helping me out. They gave great deals on phones and always try to do their best to help me out with something im not understanding or with new cellphones coming out. What ive come to find though is that authorized dealers are alittl bit too snobby and at corporate stores they know much more and helped me out alot faster and more efficiently! at&t will ALWAYS be my carrier!report- 2 people found this review helpful
1.3 overallI want out
By Deanne s, posted: Apr 08I started out with Cingular didnt have any complaints with them was a good service all around. After switching to AT&T the customers service is very poor. We bought another house no signials in that area. AT&T told us that was too bad we are in a contract and there is nothing they will do for us. We still have another year left that we cant use. They said we would have to get shipped over seas or die. Also got a notice they are raise our text messaging rates when I called them about that they gave me a very hard time about that. They are breaking my contract but won't admit to it. I don't have anything good to say about AT&T I am disconnecting my internet and home phone from them.report- 4 people found this review helpful
1.0 overallI don't recommend ATT!
By Carol Baum, posted: Mar 08The good: noneThe bad: poor customer service.Summary: My RAZR quit working the day before I was leaving on a trip out of state. I carried phone to ATT Service Center where it was checked out. I was told the (new) battery I bought from them a week earlier was not making connection. Since the phone was out of warranty by 6 months, I was told I wasn't due for an upgrade until July, and the only thing I could do was purchase another phone at a cost of $349.00. I asked them if they had a "loaner" phone I could use on my trip and I would buy a new phone when I returned. They emphatically said NO! That's my reward for being a loyal customer of 7 years? When my contract expires in July, I will reward them by choosing another carrier!report- 9 people found this review helpful
5.0 overallGreat Company, Great Customer Service
By Angela M, posted: Mar 08The good: Good customer service, willing to work with you and go out of their way to help, even throw in some extras to keep you happy. Phone gets great reception and very few dropped calls. I get a free phone every two years, my Motorola Razr was free. The bad: None. Summary: I love everything about AT&T, I have no complains at all. I have been with AT&T since before they became Cingular and now they are back to being AT&T again and customer service has always been GREAT -- they always answered my questions patiently and politely, resolved every problem (although my problems have been very few and far between). The phones are great, the reception is better than my friends who have Verizon and Sprint. I rarely get a dropped call, and I commute from New Jersey to New York every day, no problem with reception in the tunnel or anywhere else in the city. Even on my vacation in the Catskills where everyone else had no reception whatsoever (yes and that includes Verizon), I had no problems at all, in fact I was the only one using my cell phone. Needless to say, I will stay with AT&T for a very long time, and I even got my friends to switch. So far, none of them have any complaints either!report- 11 people found this review helpful
1.3 overallThe worst company in history!
By julie livers, posted: Mar 08The good: noneThe bad: customer service- or lack there of-Summary: I have never worked with a company that has such horrendous customer service. Having been with them for 5 years means nothing- they would rather lose a customer then correct a problem with billing that they made. Scam artists.report- 15 people found this review helpful
2.3 overallGood Customer Service/Poor Reception now with ATT
By Liz Zodeiko, posted: Mar 08The good: If willing to work with Customer Service, can get good deals; cool phonesThe bad: Poor service; many dropped calls; if not willing to pay for top-of-the-line phones, cheaper phones are of poor qualitySummary: I have been with Cingular/ATT for over 8 years, and since ATT took over, I have VERY poor reception, many dropped calls, and shoddy placement of calls. Changing one's location as little of 3 feet would cause the phone to go from full bars to no bars. I do like their customer service as they will work with you and throw 'extra's' your way, if asking politely.
Online billing is accurate, and simple to pay online, though I haven't done anything complicated like change credit cards.
Overall, cool phones, decent plans, but when it comes to the essential reason to have a phone - to communicate - ATT makes this PAINFUL!report- 19 people found this review helpful
1.3 overallLoved Cingular Hate AT&T
By Maria B., posted: Mar 08The good: Nice phonesThe bad: The worst customer service!!! Problems w/my bill every monthSummary: I loved cingular, never had a problem with my billing or dropping calls. The first next month ATT bought them I have problems every single month. I get $600-700 cell bills because they "accidentally" changed my plan. They shut my service off 4 times in the weeks that I was dealing with the problem. Everyone I talked to was rude, unable to help me and kept sending from dept. to dept. Once I spoke to 8 different people before resolving an issue. TERRIBLE!! Once my contract is up I am switching.report- 20 people found this review helpful
1.3 overallDon't go with ATT
By Susan Vice, posted: Mar 08The good: There are NONE since A T & T bought out Cingular!!The bad: They need to take off their commercial about "Fewest Dropped Calls"!! It's a lie! When they were Cingular, I rarely had an issue with them, and if something did arise, the Customer Service quickly went to work to help you resolve the problem! NOT SO WITH A T & T!! You will be re-routed through Dept. after Dept., sometimes even being transferred right back to a Dept. you've already spoken with numerous times in the same sitting!Summary: They think that they are like "WAL-MART" & have the monopoly on the wireless industry. I predict that if they don't provide better Customer Service as well as quality cell. coverage, they will see a huge fall in their profits very soon!!report- 16 people found this review helpful
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