What you say is exactly why I don't take everything they say
seriously.
#1 "Who would have to say it in order for you to listen?"
Those people that I know who own one that I know. Of those that i do know not one cares about this issue because to them it's a non issue.
#2 "I may want to look at their overall cell phone service ratings that has AT&T on the bottom of the list."
Another "NON" issue. AT&T works great for me. So again
consumer reports has no validity regarding my choice.
It doesn't stop there though. My buying habits don't fit in with CR testing
products and that may be the primary reason for not considering their opinion.
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Originally Posted by FSETH
I am pretty sure Consumer Reports is capable of testing/rating cell phones.
Who would have to say it in order for you to listen? Many sites like Cnet, Consumer Reports, etc, seem to think there are reception problems with the new iPhone.
Also, if you feel that Consumer Reports IS capable of tracking overall service complaints as your reader comment suggests, you may want to look at their overall cell phone service ratings that has AT&T on the bottom of the list.
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