SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in
news:461db22b$0$27247$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net:

> Scott wrote:
>
>> And it works both ways- for every dead spot you can point out in the
>> Sprint network, I can point out a VZW dead spot. No carrier is
>> immune from dead spots.
>
> I sincerely doubt that it's one for one. It's not only the advantage
> of 800 MHz, it's the fact that Verizon has been around (or has morphed
> from companies that have been around) far longer than Sprint. At least
> in my area, the 800 MHz carriers have a big advantage in terms of
> having been able to install sites prior to residents mobilizing to
> stop them.
>

Be careful- you're starting to sound like Navas. Verizon is not the be-
all, end-all carrier. The fact is that nobody is. The quicker you accept
this fact, the easier it is to see the world in real terms.

Verizon has coverage holes. Stones in glass houses, Steve.