cingular only way to go if youwant a cool phone

i like my cingular and my nokia phone

I just checked my plan, it's actually 400 minutes but it's $35 a month as well. There are months when I use all of my minutes, but I just can't spend the whole drive home on my cell everyday like some people do On a workday I make all my phonecalls from work anyway, and the rest of the time it's either nights or weekends. So I rarely need to use my anytime minutes.

Another vote for sprint here, good coverage for where I go, plan is decent, they have a bunch of corp discounts too, and I love my blade

verizon has the best service

but t-mobile has the best phones

I'm pretty sure I'm going with T-Mobile or Cingular. From what I hear from my friends and you all, it seems that the problem is my phone. Hell...it IS a V600.
the p.o.s. that was replaced by my phone that was stolen.

I have t-mobile....just bought the sidekick3 couple weeks back and for extra $20 a month i have free everything...text,aim,internet..I've always had t-mobile and very little problems.

I have T-Mobile and pay $129/month for 5,000 anytime minutes & free nights & weekends, and believe it or not I still go over sometimes! Last month's bill was $500 due to going over my plan by 900 minutes. I use it for work all the time though, and I'm on my cell phone about 5 hours per day.

As for the service, I drive a lot while I'm on the phone and I hit a LOT of dead spots with T-Mobile. My fiance has Verizon and she always gets a perfect signal in all the areas where my phone doesn't work. The only reason I don't switch to Verizon is b/c they don't have any plans with enough minutes for me that are reasonably priced.

BUT - there is a new service coming out called Amp'd Mobile, and you get UNLIMITED NATIONWIDE minutes with unlimited roaming throughout the entire U.S., all for just $114/month. And the best part is that it runs off the Verizon network, so you're going to get great coverage. They're phones are pretty sweet too, and they all come with mobile video where you can watch 15 different channels of TV on your phone. Sounds too good to be true, but I've heard good things about it! check out http://get.ampd.com/rate_plans/postpaid.php

I had AT&T GSM for quite a while and of course got shoved over to Cingular (Cingular Blue actually) and have been pretty happy.

Cingular still hasn't upped my $29 a month plan from AT&T and their service is pretty good. I recently bought a Motorola Razor V3i and moved my Sim card over to keep the same account... works good...

T-mobile, 8800 nokia..

Im using Sprint/Nextel, service is good, had Cingular before and i think their coverage is better than Sprint's, the one thing i really like is that im actually spending less $$ with Sprint/Nextel than with Cingular, i have free incoming so i never ever go over my minutes

September 27th could not get here any faster...I can't wait to get rid of this POS phone.