Warning - Don't Go With Orange

Loobeylou

going2die_rich wrote:

Their are plenty of sites out their that can tell you what the signal is like in your area.

Can you point this particular novice in the right direction please? I have been with Orange forever, but due to their lack of wishing to keep me as a customer and give me a halfway near decent deal, I am now going elsewhere. We live in a valley and occasionally have bad reception, so I do need to suss out various other network providers for coverage prior to switching.

Did not find http://www.sitefinder.radio.gov.uk/frame_map.htm particularly helpful if this was what it was meant to provide.

May I also echo the comments made by Doublespresso - I was given to understand that people were meant to be nice to each other on this site. Please stop the verbal abuse.

wellsie82

A few of my friends have got the lg chocolate and they have haid the same problem since they got their phones (one is on o2 and the other on t mobile)

change your phone and you'll proberly see a significant change

skintlass

I hope you get your reception problem sorted with a new mobile. I switched to Orange as the signal in my living-room with my work vodaphone mobile was pants which wasn't good for on-call. I haven't had any issues with orange so far but do sympathise with you being locked in to an 18-month contract.