I have a prepaid Samsung Smooth. This was an OK phone for a while. I use it about once a month. That's one reason I don't have a contract phone. I just wouldn't use it & the cost is out of line. $70 a month? Data at $30? No thanks.
But recently this phone has started to give me issues. The sound has gone south. it is very choppy with the sound going out during calls. That happened today while i was calling the drugstore 2 blocks away. Suddenly I couldn't hear the pharmacist. Not good. So I go on Verizon's website & find that while nobody is talking about my phone, some people are having choppy calls on more expensive phones, like Droids.
This is why I will never be a big cell phone user. i just don't think the technology is that good. Yeah I can make calls from anywhere, but the reception can be very bad. If I can't hear someone while I am in my house in a major residential area in a big city, how about in the middle of nowhere?
Maybe more expensive phones are supposed to be better, but then again, this phone was fine until a few months ago. And all phones are using the same towers to make & receive calls. So what's the issue?
But recently this phone has started to give me issues. The sound has gone south. it is very choppy with the sound going out during calls. That happened today while i was calling the drugstore 2 blocks away. Suddenly I couldn't hear the pharmacist. Not good. So I go on Verizon's website & find that while nobody is talking about my phone, some people are having choppy calls on more expensive phones, like Droids.
This is why I will never be a big cell phone user. i just don't think the technology is that good. Yeah I can make calls from anywhere, but the reception can be very bad. If I can't hear someone while I am in my house in a major residential area in a big city, how about in the middle of nowhere?
Maybe more expensive phones are supposed to be better, but then again, this phone was fine until a few months ago. And all phones are using the same towers to make & receive calls. So what's the issue?
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