Cell Phones in Great Britain - T-Mobile Poor Call quality

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T-Mobile Poor Call quality

noodles

2005-07-24, 2:03 pm

Up until a few weeks ago I had no problems with call quality on T-Mobile,
but just recently during 50% of the calls I make i have trouble hearing the
other person. It appears that they can hear me ok. Only seems to happen in
my home area (W.London)

Sometimes this happens at the start of the call (ring tone sounds distorted
while I'm waiting for the opther person to pickup), othertimes it happens
mid call.

Has anyone else had this sort of problem on T-Mobile?

T-Mobile say the local transmitter is OK, but friends who live closeby have
reported similar problems.

Cheers

{{{{{Welcome}}}}}

2005-07-24, 11:48 pm

Thus spaketh noodles:
> Up until a few weeks ago I had no problems with call quality on
> T-Mobile, but just recently during 50% of the calls I make i have
> trouble hearing the other person. It appears that they can hear me
> ok. Only seems to happen in my home area (W.London)
>
> Sometimes this happens at the start of the call (ring tone sounds
> distorted while I'm waiting for the opther person to pickup),
> othertimes it happens mid call.
>
> Has anyone else had this sort of problem on T-Mobile?
>
> T-Mobile say the local transmitter is OK, but friends who live
> closeby have reported similar problems.
>
> Cheers

Yes, in an area of Birmingham, the other person could hear me, I struggled to
hear them.

It is a problem with their transmitter, incoming and outgoing audio are
transmitted separately.

It took T-Mobile over 18 months to admit there was a problem and put it right
in my case. T-Mobile said the transmitter was OK, when it clearly wasn't.
I'd just get back on to them, and tell them you know of a previous case that
they tried to deny was a fault, and took over 18 months to put it right.
T-Mobile just don't care anymore about their customers.

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Mike Isaacs

2005-07-24, 11:48 pm

"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" < bhx___spam@trapped__
_hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Thus spaketh noodles:
>
>
> Yes, in an area of Birmingham, the other person could hear me, I struggled
to
> hear them.
>
> It is a problem with their transmitter, incoming and outgoing audio are
> transmitted separately.
>
> It took T-Mobile over 18 months to admit there was a problem and put it
right

> in my case. T-Mobile said the transmitter was OK, when it clearly wasn't.
> I'd just get back on to them, and tell them you know of a previous case
that
> they tried to deny was a fault, and took over 18 months to put it right.
> T-Mobile just don't care anymore about their customers.
>

Fortunately we have 5 networks to chose from, so if you don't like the
service from one you can get your PAC and move to another. No point sticking
around with a network that doesn't work, especially if they don't
acknowledge the problem and there is no fix in sight.

jim.gm4dhj

2005-07-24, 11:48 pm

see these 1800mhz only toy networks.......

Bill

2005-07-24, 11:48 pm

"jim.gm4dhj" <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:5dTEe.15475$vv6.14038@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
> see these 1800mhz only toy networks.......

Jesus, you're nuts Jimbo. Do you ever shutup about that?

I thought you didn't care any more ....

Simon Ough

2005-07-24, 11:48 pm

"jim.gm4dhj" <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:5dTEe.15475$vv6.14038@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...
> see these 1800mhz only toy networks.......

You mean like Orange, the largest, most successful network to date in the
UK?

(Seeing that Orange got where they are 10 years ahead of Vodafone or Cellnet
(or is that O2?? LOL!).

Simon

Dirk Bieber

2005-07-24, 11:49 pm

Simon Ough wrote:
>
> You mean like Orange, the largest, most successful network to date in the
> UK?

That's not true: <news:42D2491C.8556CC5A@batrabbit.de>

Dirk

SteveH

2005-07-24, 11:49 pm

Mike Isaacs <zcacmxi@mail.com> wrote:

> right
> that
>
> Fortunately we have 5 networks to chose from, so if you don't like the
> service from one you can get your PAC and move to another. No point sticking
> around with a network that doesn't work, especially if they don't
> acknowledge the problem and there is no fix in sight.

Correction:

4 1/2 networks. More than 50% of the time my 3 phone is roaming on O2.
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Steve Terry

2005-07-27, 5:49 pm

"jim.gm4dhj" <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> see these 1800mhz only toy networks.......
>
Now Jim you know you should be taking your medication,
you don't want those men in white coats to come back for you, do you

Steve Terry

Stefan Kaniuk

2005-07-27, 5:49 pm

> Now Jim you know you should be taking your medication,
> you don't want those men in white coats to come back for you, do you
>
> Steve Terry
>
>
a typical response from one who loves to belittle and put people down and
one who also thinks it is supreme eh terry,PS Wahy do you always type Steve
Terry, you obviously type it every time,its not a sig, you must love the
sound or sight of your own name

mobileshoporg@despammed.com

2005-07-28, 11:48 pm

On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 20:39:02 GMT, "Stefan Kaniuk"
<s.kaniuk@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>a typical response from one who loves to belittle and put people down

You should know, as you are notorious for it.

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