AT&T Mobile Phone Service in Washington/Baltimore

Pros: Restricted Service
Cons: Lots of Minutes

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I finally gave into my worst yuppie urges about two months ago. After missing a few two many happy hours and dinner parties, I decided that I needed a cell phone to call for directions or for a cab in...

Pros: coverage!! sweet sweet coverage!, customer service
Cons: overage charges - not from experience

I recently switched to AT&T from T-Mobile in August of this year. I have nothing but good things to say about AT&T since. If you want the long drawn out version about my experience with T-Mobile, you can read my review of their service in the Baltimore ...

Pros: Excellent coverage, good tech support, nice prices
Cons: Nothing of note! Great service!

I have been a very satisfied customer of my AT&T Wireless Service since I signed up for my phone in March of 2002. I live and work in the Laurel/Columbia area of Maryland, although I spend time in both DC and Baltimore. I have also travelled...

Pros: Clear when signal strength is at max, helpful customer service
Cons: Dropped calls, people can't hear you, coverage area spotty

For the past two years I have been using Bell Atlantic (now Verizon) for my digital cellular service. The call quality has been good for the most part and I have been happy. However this summer my two-year contract was almost up and my phone was...

Pros: Great plan, long distance and roaming charges included
Cons: price could be considered as high, but if you weight the benefit of the plan vs. the price, the benefit is much greater in my opinion

I have been a loyal AT&T customer now for over 2 years for my cell phone which is a Nokia 6160. I absolutely love the digital one rate plan. I can call anywhere in the continental United States or call from anywhere in continental United States and...

Pros: Good prices. Good coverage.
Cons: Incoming calls don't always come in.

I signed up for AT&T Digital One rate 600 service a few months back with my employer. I planned on using my cellphone primarily for work. The coverage area looked good and the price was right for what I needed. I purchased a Motorola Startac phone...

Pros: Good Customer Service, Decent Phones, Above Average Network
Cons: Too Many Rate Plans and Services

I have been a AT&T subscriber since April of 2001. Until recently I was on their TDMA network and used a internet capable Ericcson RL289 phone. When I first signed up I got the Regional advantage plan with 400 anytime minutes and 1000 night and weekends...

Pros: Large coverage area in "regional" calling plan
Cons: Old technology, calls don't go through, weak signals, WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER

Then go with AT&T. If you like feeling cheated and belittled then go with AT&T. Otherwise, please get a different provider FOR THE LOVE OF GOD.

Time and again, AT&T has not only fallen short of my expectations of a wireless service, it has...

Pros: Good amount of minutes
Cons: Calling in home coverage area can still be considered a long distance call.

I switched to AT&T first of all because they carried the Nokia 8260 phone and because of the amount of minutes that they offered. I've had my phone for a little over a month with them and I have not been disappointed with their service.

I...

Pros: Customer Support, calling plans, phone choices.
Cons: TDMA

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I have been a long time Bell Atlantic/Verizon cell phone customer and was fairly satisfied with their service, but not so with their pricing plans. My contract finally came due recently and I decided to try...

Pros: National and International Coverage, national one rate
Cons: Bandwith and gaps in coverage

I have been an AT&T Mobile customer for the last two years and have two phones, each on the 1000 min/month one rate plans. I travel both nationally and internationally. I also use the phone quite a bit when I am driving around town. Over the last 2...

Pros: Very reliable, high signal quality, good customer service
Cons: Expensive

My goal was to have a wireless phone as my only phone (yes, just like those AT&T billboards). I am located in Washington, DC, and have a family member in Phoenix, AZ with whom I talk almost daily, having averaged $80-$100 telephone bills in the...

Pros: Flat Rate, Good Coverage, detailed billing
Cons: Lack of service in the DC Subway system

I use the AT&T digital one rate plan with my Motorola StarTAC in the Washington DC Metro Area. Overall I am pleased with the plan and the pricing seems to be fair based on other local plans. What attracted me to the AT&T Digital One Rate was the...

Pros: Customer Service, Choice of Plans, Coverage, and Clarity
Cons: Capacity Issues (TDMA Interface Technology), Limited Pocketnet Phone Selections

Back in 1996, I started out using AT&T Wireless. This was before they introduced the Digital One Rate plans. Their service was unsurpassed.

Later, with the introduction of Digital One Rate, their system was taxed, leading to a virtual...

Pros: Great service, awesome coverage, Nokia phones!
Cons: Could be a little cheaper, but I'm not complaining too loudly!

Let me start off by saying what prompted me to write this opinion. I have a Nokia 8260 phone, which I am in love with. Actually, that's the main reason I chose AT&T over Verizon for my wireless provider, but that's another story. Recently I managed to...