Which cell phone company is the best in New Meico?
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Verizon has the most extensive network coverage in New Mexico.
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I am assuming you want to compete with Verizon and Cingular and all the other big boys.  Good luck.  You will need a lot of cash for start up expenses, such as computers, towers, lease air time etc.\nTo be honest, if you have to ask, it is too big of a challenge.\nIf you just want to own a cell phone store, contact the company you want to represent and you can buy a franchise.
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verizon has good coverage and service in phoenix are :)
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I'm with Sprint, am pretty happy. THe down side is every time you change a service they add another 2 year contract to it.  THey are fair when mistakes are made and very helpful.  I don't have too many places that I can't use my phone and I live in a small town.
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It's hard to say.  They each have there good and bad.  Cingular I use and like, but sometimes the reception is really bad.  I heard that nextel receptions is really good, but where can you get roll over.
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Conseco / Greentree 1-800-643-0202\n\nPlus lots of banks, any mobilehome or prefab dealer can probably give you a list of places they work with.  Check with a couple of dealers to get a better assortment of companies.
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There are actually 16 cell phone towers in the Athens area.\n\nThey are owned by a variety of providers, including Time Warner, Verizon, Cingular, T-Mobile, AT & T Wireless, Virgin and Nextel.\n\nThis site gives exact locations and even provides feedback from users letting you know which providers have the best reception:  http://www.cellreception.com/search.php?zip=45701&page=1
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Nokia and Verizon wireless.  Their rates are reasonable and the phones dependable.
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yahoo uses cingular and verizon\naim uses alltel
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Buying a mobile phone is a matter of preference. It depends on your budget, what kind of features you want, design etc. Brands like Nokia, Sony-Ericsson, Motorola, Samsung, O2 are market leaders - all of them have a wide variety of models to suit your taste and needs. Check out their websites for details.\n\nI am impressed with the new Nokia N series and O2 Atom (PDA-phone).
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Its a Nokia fone.\n\nCheck nokia.com for prices and location availability
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Of the three you mentioned, Vonage is still the best.  I tried Sunrocket and had nothing but trouble with it.\n\nPresently I'm using 1Touchtone.com.  Check them out at http://www.1touchtone.com  I've been very satisfied with them.  They are much more likely to have local numbers in small towns than the major players such as Vonage or AT&T, neither of which has local numbers in my area.
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I asked a Left Coast gentile woman I know who moved here:\n\n1. ziploc bags\n2. the cheapie disposable tupperware made by ziploc and glad (I think she's wrong about that, and the same in the US: get the ones that takeout places and deli counters use, they're better anyway)\n3. oxo kitchen gadgets (like can opener, etc.)\n4. Reach floss\n5. tacos\n6. technically "available" but ridiculously expensive, stuff like Clinique cosmetics\n\nso, here is my list too\n\n1. Stuff like cellphones are expensive here and not generally the latest, so if you are a gadget head stock up (on quad-band (preferred) or tri-band GSM) phones, and laptops, portable DVD players, anything electronic (US movies on DVD are easy to find, but about 1/2 of them are not region 1 which is US, so you'll need a local player to play those) If you watch movies on your computer, an extra DVD drive for your computer will allow you to set that one to region 2.\n\n2. A vonage.com internet telephone. For $30ish a month you'll get a US phone number to take with you anywhere in the world, free calling back and forth to the US for you and your friends, and cheap other international calling. I have the "router box" kind, but the wifi kind would also be kind of cooler. not sure if that technology is good enough yet. If you get the router box kind, you'll need a normal phone to plug into it, which is easy to get here, but might be easier/cheaper to get one in US.\n\n4. cingular Blackberry email works great here, and a cingular account has no particular roaming charges for the blackberry part, but you can't get a blackberry contract here so you have to do it from the US. But, you'll waste a lot of money on the cingular voice plan, so do it as part of a family plan where you have others in the US soaking up all the minutes. a 3rd/4th plan phone is not expensive monthly. Then, just use the GSM blackberry here for the email and never call from or have anybody call the number (don't turn on int'l roaming with cingular cuz you won't be using it)\n\n3. Wine: there is plenty of good wine here, but not the depth of selection, so if you have intense interest and favorites... \n\n4. reading Hebrew. You can get by speaking English, but much much writing and signage is in Hebrew only. You can learn it here, but if you learn it first you'll be better off.\n\n5. Dry Idea anti-perspirant. Plenty of underarm stuff here, but not my old favorite.\n\n6. Glide dental floss. same thing.\n\n7. You can easily get stuff like a blow dryer here, but if you bring $$$ US stuff like laptop, DVD player, etc., you'll need to plug it in. After a bit, you'll want to convert over to local plugs (I did, anyway) but I find some US electrical extension cords, six socket powerstip surge protectors, 3 prong to 2 prong adapters, extention cords etc. are useful. That way you can buy a 220/120 transformer here (the ones you get in US suck) and then plug a bunch of things into it, but for that you'll need the convenient US wires I describe.\n\nDiet coke sucks here. Pepsi Max is closer to the truth for a diet coke drinker, but it's harder to find because Pepsi supported to Arab boycott for so long. You can get it at AM/PM markets, though.\n\nFoodwise, what you can't get much of here is Mexican, if you are addicted to it like I am, big problem. Chinese also mostly sucks here\n\non the subject of cell phones, GSM phones (in the US T-mobile and cingular) will work here if they have the right bands (that's why you need tri, prefereably quad). but T-mobile will screw you (not sure how Cingy handles it) in the following way: if you EVER turn your T-mobile phone on here, they will switch you to "international" and then even if you shut your phone off, people who call and leave you a voicemail at home will get YOU charged for an international call. So, when I suggested you bring outside phones, I meant to get an Israeli SIM when yo
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AT&T\n\nWhy is everyone asking the same question?
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go to a cell phone provider store and ask if they have these types of plans.
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Here's one I like.  Its fun too.  \nIt's made by Lucent - the phone ppl!
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Yes its called Evdo and Satellite. Verizon, T-mobile and Cingualar All offer Evdo services and satellite goes thru another third party. T-mobile is the best in my opinion.