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	<title>Comments on: NextBase Portable DVD Player Review</title>
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		<title>By: TheDreamer</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Oct 2003 19:32:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hmmm, I don&#039;t know which I want when Number Portability comes out....

Do I hope that Verizon will actually try to keep me as a customer or somebody else try to entice me to break my contract and switch.

I signed a 2 year contract last year....but lots of dropped calls and loss of signal at work.  And...it has been over 18 months...and they still haven&#039;t done anything.

Can anybody hear me now?  Well, not with Verizon....

Other than at the office, the service has been okay (though a picture phone has a certain appeal to me, even though it would probably be something I would only use for a month....;) )   Though since it looks like there won&#039;t be any travel in my future (at least for work)....having good roaming service is no longer an issue for me.  It becomes whether I can get service at home, at work and at my parents (in Calgary).

Meanwhile, NP doesn&#039;t help my home phone situation....since I already got a new phone number when I switched to VOIP (Vonage).  Though I suppose it gives me that level of protection if Vonage should go away....or I switch to a different VOIP provider....like if Time Warner offers it in Columbus....and the resolution of QOS/latency only benefits their offering....

The Dreamer.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hmmm, I don&#8217;t know which I want when Number Portability comes out&#8230;.</p>
<p>Do I hope that Verizon will actually try to keep me as a customer or somebody else try to entice me to break my contract and switch.</p>
<p>I signed a 2 year contract last year&#8230;.but lots of dropped calls and loss of signal at work.  And&#8230;it has been over 18 months&#8230;and they still haven&#8217;t done anything.</p>
<p>Can anybody hear me now?  Well, not with Verizon&#8230;.</p>
<p>Other than at the office, the service has been okay (though a picture phone has a certain appeal to me, even though it would probably be something I would only use for a month&#8230;.;) )   Though since it looks like there won&#8217;t be any travel in my future (at least for work)&#8230;.having good roaming service is no longer an issue for me.  It becomes whether I can get service at home, at work and at my parents (in Calgary).</p>
<p>Meanwhile, NP doesn&#8217;t help my home phone situation&#8230;.since I already got a new phone number when I switched to VOIP (Vonage).  Though I suppose it gives me that level of protection if Vonage should go away&#8230;.or I switch to a different VOIP provider&#8230;.like if Time Warner offers it in Columbus&#8230;.and the resolution of QOS/latency only benefits their offering&#8230;.</p>
<p>The Dreamer.</p>
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