Voice Phones for AT&T TDMA

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John Smith wrote:
> Any recommendations in terms of reception and reliability? Size is not an
> issue.
>
> Thanks.

I was a TDMA customer about 2 years ago. Back then the panasonic
models were best in terms of reception. Never had a reliability
problem with any phone. Don't know what has changed since, but beware
that AT&T has been decreasing TDMA coverage / capacity, and that was
why I left them.

-MVL

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Thanks. I have signed up with Beyond Wireless. Unfortunately, the AT&T TDMA
reception is very poor in my area. My phones are Nokis 5165 and Motorola
V60t. Should I try another phone such as Nokia 8260?

"Lena" <lenagainster@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1117754068.401067.264150@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Nokia 8260, 8265
>
> While you're considering ATT TDMA, look at the prepay plan called
> Beyond Wireless
>
> http://www.gobeyondwireless.com/
>
> If you live in the coverage area, the rates are the best, the airtime
> never expires.
>
> Lena
>