iamfrankstallone

As soon as I saw that Pandora could be used on my iPhone i was completely ecstatic. I absolutely love how Pandora takes the Music Genome Project and with your input refines a radio station of your choice, commercial free.

It actually replaced my MP3 player all together when traveling from work to home and visa versa; I was happy when originally there was only one spot on my way home where the music stopped streaming for a minute and them came back. I was even happier that I stayed in 3G network during the drive as Edge network causes my not-so-magnetically-shielded-speakers to crackle and pop.

Now it’s been about a month later and I have to ask, what happened? I drive to work, attempt to play a song, the first second plays, and it stops. For instance this morning I came to work and I must have heard the first second of 4 songs, and then a message popped up mentioning something about it being unable to find music… Is this a problem with the 3G network being too clogged due to the influx of people using it in the tri-state area? Is AT&T throttling my usage? Is Pandora throttling my usage?

All I am saying is that Pandora justified my Unlimited Internet package fully and without it I am disappointed. I want my Pandora!

AT&T, Pandora, please work something out so that I can listen to music legally. I love my new phone but if I can not use it’s features and you are going to tease me with features that work, and just stop, you are going to have very unhappy customers.