Alltel Wireless ALLTEL WIRELESS GAVE ME NO SERVICE AND HAS DUNNED ME REPEATEDLY FOR A YEAR Little Rock Arkansas

First off, why are you SHOUTING? Typing in all caps is considered rude and makes you look ignorant. Now, on to your complaints:

1. You got a phone, got home and it didn't work. You stated they were going to "send software down the signal." Now I know you are either dumb or lying. There is no such thing. They would try something called Over-the-air programming, and you would know THEN AND THERE if it worked, before you hung up. If that didn't work they would immediatly talk you through manually programming it. You never stated they did that, which immediately shows me you are hiding aspects of your story.

2. They say they will send you a phone. OK, fine. However, you then stated you waited 30 DAYS? What ignoramous really thinks it would take that long? Be real.

3. Regardless, your phone would STILL be under warranty and they could send you another replacement. Instead you boxed it up and sent it back WELL outside you Service Guarantee period, which I KNOW they informed you of.

4. Now you are complaining they are calling you? Yes, they are, about a VALID DEBT.

5. Record all you want. It is not harassment for them to contact you, even daily, regarding a valid debt.

Care to try again, Mr. Half-truth?

Nothing usual here....all cell carriers are arrogant and cannot guarantee service in any area...even if that area is on their coverage map.

Before you sign any cell phone contract...get a prepaid phone or borrow a friend'/relative's phone of that carrier to confirm service in your area first.

Prepaid is the way to go anyway...I can afford a contract but I like the freedom to cancel at any time....T-Mobile/Net10 have ten cents a minute rate...If you talk less than 400 minutes a months...this is very cost effective.

Nothing usual here....all cell carriers are arrogant and cannot guarantee service in any area...even if that area is on their coverage map.

Before you sign any cell phone contract...get a prepaid phone or borrow a friend'/relative's phone of that carrier to confirm service in your area first.

Prepaid is the way to go anyway...I can afford a contract but I like the freedom to cancel at any time....T-Mobile/Net10 have ten cents a minute rate...If you talk less than 400 minutes a months...this is very cost effective.

Nothing usual here....all cell carriers are arrogant and cannot guarantee service in any area...even if that area is on their coverage map.

Before you sign any cell phone contract...get a prepaid phone or borrow a friend'/relative's phone of that carrier to confirm service in your area first.

Prepaid is the way to go anyway...I can afford a contract but I like the freedom to cancel at any time....T-Mobile/Net10 have ten cents a minute rate...If you talk less than 400 minutes a months...this is very cost effective.

Nothing usual here....all cell carriers are arrogant and cannot guarantee service in any area...even if that area is on their coverage map.

Before you sign any cell phone contract...get a prepaid phone or borrow a friend'/relative's phone of that carrier to confirm service in your area first.

Prepaid is the way to go anyway...I can afford a contract but I like the freedom to cancel at any time....T-Mobile/Net10 have ten cents a minute rate...If you talk less than 400 minutes a months...this is very cost effective.