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Company Overview: CellularOne from Dobson Cellular Systems has joined forces with AT&T. Cellular One customers now have access to AT&T's GSM digital voice and data wireless network. For current Cellular One customers you shouldn't expect much change. For new customers, you can now enjoy the benefits of the cellular phones and plans offered by AT&T.
6/19/2006 (OKLAHOMA CITY) – Four customers of Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems were named VITA Wireless Samaritans by the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (CTIA), the company announced today – the first day of wireless safety week.
The four recipients – Joe Otto of Anchorage, Alaska; Jack Scully of Erie, Penn.,; Alex Doty of Farmington, West Virginia; and Josh Reiman of Cloquet, Minn. – are being lauded for using their Cellular One wireless telephones in...
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK–Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems, one of the largest independent rural wireless providers in the United States, today announced the availability of AOL’s mobile AIM service—including the desktop-to-mobile messaging features—for its nearly 1.5 million wireless subscribers. The popular mobile AIM service enables Cellular One customers to stay connected to friends, family and colleagues whether they are at their desks or on-the-go.
Cellular One’s mobile AIM®...
As consumers approach Earth Day 2006, Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems – one of the leading providers of wireless telecommunication services in the United States – is urging its customers to recycle their old and used cellular telephones.
To encourage the responsible disposal of old and outdated wireless products, Cellular One launched a wireless telephone recycling program known as “Restart” in 2005. As a result, in just a year, the company says its has collected more than 30,000...
Talk anywhere you want now by renting a Cellular One world phone or satelite phone. A new partnership formed today with WorldCell will give Cellular One customers the ability to talk world wide. Using a toll free number and a customized website, Cellular One customers across 16 states now have access to rent a world or satelite phone for a discounted price.
According to Craig Davis, Cellular One's spokesman, this all came about due to current customer...
(ANCHORAGE, AK.) Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems and Wish Upon The North Star are working to make the dream of a Wasilla boy come true at this year’s Iditarod.
Ten-year-old Jake Smith has always dreamed of riding with legendary Iditarod musher Ramy Brooks on race day and, thanks to the generosity of Cellular One, that dream will come true on Saturday.
After the original basket bidder was forced to drop out, Cellular One, who sponsors Brooks, jumped at the chance to purchase the...
OKLAHOMA CITY – In a bold move to give its customers more freedom to communicate, Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems today unveiled an unlimited nationwide calling plan it says will eliminate overage charges forever.
Cellular One’s new Stop Counting Minutes Nationwide plan allows its customers to make unlimited calls throughout the United States with no roaming or toll charges, according to Chief Marketing Officer Tom Roberts.
“The introduction of this new rate plan comes after a...
By: Danielle Egercic on Monday, September 17, 2007 From: Farrell, PA (United States) Experience: 4 Years
Pros: The coverage is pretty goodCons: When you have a problem with your phone they don't seem to care.Summary: Since I bought a new KRZR in March, Cellone has been overcharging me for my text messages. Customer service won't get back to me or fix the problem. One person will tell me I can get a credit and the next will tell me I have to pay for it. HORRIBLE! Once they get your money they don't care!
By: Mindy Gall on Wednesday, July 25, 2007 From: Butler, PA (United States) Experience: 10 Years
Pros: Cellular One is the only provider that offers totally unlimited minutes. Anytime, anywhere. I have never had problems with their service, only issues with equipment that are issues with all carriers. But even those were resolved and the customer service was extremely helpful throughout the process.Cons: My kids would say the con is the lack of selection of the fancy phones. I disagree. I want a phone, not an MP3 or laptop. We have no landline, so the most important factor of the equipment is a reliable phone. Summary: There are no carriers that offer unlimited minutes, anytime, except CellularOne. I have three phones (my 2 college kids and myself). Anyone with kids in college know there is no way to keep their calls to a minimum. CellularOne has been great. I have no problems at all. No plans to ever switch.
By: ash tos on Tuesday, July 24, 2007 From: cumberland, MD (United States) Experience: 7 Months
Pros: they normally have good service, often in places other carriers do not provide serviceCons: constantly raising priaces to screw over customer, workers are to busy sitting to help customerSummary: Cellular One is not worth it. At first it appeared as if I was getting a good deal. I went with the prepaid service. At first I was only charged for text messages I sent at a rate of 10 cents per message. They then changed it to 10 cents for anything I send or recieve. A few months later, the cost went to 15 cents incoming and outgoing messages. They also used to offer bonus amounts of minutes when you added more money to the phone. They have now taken these bouns minutes away because they "lowered" their rates. HA! I have yet to see this. Finally, our power went out not to long ago and when it came on a few seconds later, my phone lost service for a half an hour.
By: Mindy Gall on Monday, July 23, 2007 From: Butler, PA (United States) Experience: 10 Years
Pros: the ONLY carrier that has unlimited minutes, anytime, anywhere! I have 2 children in college and these are our only phones. No surprises. Monthly bill is always the same! Never had issues with customer service that other carriers don't also have. Reception is great. Not so many fancy phones? I want a PHONE. their phones are high quality.Cons: cellphones are simply not as good as landlines. It's a choice. Summary: i recommend this carrier to the people whose children text, talk and surf the internet. Even calling Italy hasn't been a disaster! But if you need the iPhone, then this isn't for you.
By: Aliscia Lindon on Monday, July 02, 2007 From: Mt. Sterling, KY (United States) Experience: 3 Years
Pros: cant think of any..Cons: Every single bit of their company.. They also have crappy phones, the best one they have is the krzr which is what I have, and also the Hp pda phone. Summary: We have been with cellular one for appx. 3years now, and my parents wont switch companies. I got in some serious trouble because the company screwd up bigtime! I downloaded THREE ringtones, and one wouldn't transfer so i tried the try again option, and uhm.. well i did the try again a bunch! of times and it still wouldn't transfer so i gave up. When the bill came around, it charged me for EACH of the redos which was Ridiculous! So, for that one bill alone, they had charged me over 400$ in downloads alone! Which was insane! I now no longer have internet on my phone, Thanks alot Cellular One!!
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The service, which AT&T is
I found this one at http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/smscell.htm
The major US cellular carriers use the 10_digit_number@cell.carrier_domain.com format for SMS to text capable cell phones,
This category is now officially "Media Phones" and no longer "Music Phones." Why? iPhone. Apple's debut handset has officially raised the bar and changed the game when it comes to
If by success you mean sales then yes the iPhone will succeed, if you mean success in terms of being compatible with 3rd party devices, and having the best possible reception, then I have to
I personally think its impossible to wage a war and win it based on 1.) Solely the Networks service. 2.) Solely the Networks Wireless Devices. Rather, the issue is one of customer service,
It is getting close to the official launching of the Iphone and there is a big discussion as to whether it will be a hit or not?
I think all of the time between the announcement and the launch date
If you have Cellular One I would suggest going with the Nokia 6126.
It has a better camera, expandable memory slot and a much better UI.
Since the phone is already a couple months old I'm sure you
I say the same thing because every place has different prepaid set ups. I did a post on us cellular and thats the one that I have right now. I love it. It's like having a contract for which you
Our friends in parts of Asia and Europe have been enjoying "3G" high-speed cellular services for some time now, while true 3G networks are still ramping up to speed stateside. One use of 3G
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