Are You a T-Mobile Customer?

[Syrax]

I've been a loyal T-mobile customer for the past 5 years. 2 years before that I also had a pre-paid phone under Voice Stream. I've always loved the company though they lacked powerhouse devices. The addition of the Sidekick was great and I jumped right on it. As the years went by the market for the sidekick changed (or I just grew up). So I'm more than grateful to Google for Android, to HTC for the Dream device and T-mobile for finally stepping up to the plate and servicing a great device. The G1 has secured my relationship with T-mobile for just a bit longer.

 

[porquepine]

5 years now. Been a extremely loyal Blackberry user. My wife has a blackberry and I have one as well. I have 5 kids, and all but one have a phone, 6 lines total. Yes, Tmo loves me, as long as I pay the bill. ($260.00 per month)

Prior to Tmo, I was with Sprint (way back in the days) and AT&T. Both of these phone companies provided horrible customer service and I left. I was seeking a company that would really try to look out for me. I finally found them.

 

[cortrim1]

I am now a t-mobile customer due to suncom being bought out. I loved suncom and have found t-mobile to be good so far. Plus google now has a location in charleston I am sure to have good service. I just need to unlock my g1 so when I travel i don't have a issue. I was recently in Hong Kong and my phone worked fine, But I found my phone did not work in japan or taiwan with out a different sim card. this was on my unlocked krazr

 

[overtext]

If you haven't picked up the g1 and on the fence about it....I strongly suggest getting one, coming from an iphone user! The g1 has such amazing utility that blows every other phone out of the water. The platform has all the great features the iphone lacks: mms, copy/past, and just basic interaction between the applications that the apple totally missed the boat on. And let's not forget...the open-ness (if that's even a word) of the platform giving access to anyone to write whatever application they see fit and see a niche for.
Before buying the g1, I had some misconceptions about it: i thought i was going to be a joke with it's screen swipes and basic scrolling....Which it WASN'T. It was smooth and responsive, maybe a fraction of a second behind the iphone interface but you'll never know the difference. And I also thought, the swing out keyboard of the g1 wasn't going to compete with the iphone key board...I was wrong again. The full key board makes typing at least twice as fast.
Overall...I say get the g1, if on tmobile or not, I've heard people are already hacking them and using them with alternate carriers so there's no reason not to.
Cya...I hope this helped.

 

[phillipxenxciel]

I have TM for a few years already~~b4 getting a G1, i was seriously thinking of switching to ATT for their 3G network , now i am happy then never, TM, a G1, and 3G, everything is set as i wished

 

[sacbruda]

I've been with TM for 1 year now after swithing from sSprint to to customer service issues...Even though TM network is not as solid there customer service and new g1 and 3g upgrades make them the best IMO. I am pretty sure that they will look to impover there 3g network over time.