Poll: You must choose one...
- Thread starter The Tradition
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Many would choose a carrier not listed:
US Cellular
US Cellular
Soon to be T-Mobile.
I have T-Mobile. $30/mo unlimited. It's an old granfathered deal from Sprint. I don't feel like I can leave because of it.
Trump, I chose Trump, whoops wrong thread…..
You tried, and that's all that matters.
AT&T because it’s what I have now and what I’ve had since Day 1.
Same except its 15 a month for me $19.96 a month after autopay. Been the same since 2018..
That uses one of the Big 3's networks and you'll have the worst account throttling policy.
AT&T because I work for them and my internet is $10 and my wireless is 50% off.
2 types of people in this world
1.Those that use Verizon
2.Poors.
1.Those that use Verizon
2.Poors.
I voted for Verizon because that's the one I would choose.
True, but in the end, no matter what carrier you choose, you're choosing one of these three.
Did yours go up in this most recent increase? I was paying $25 a month per line, mine is increasing to $30 a month still a good deal imho.Same except its 15 a month for me $19.96 a month after autopay. Been the same since 2018..
Don’t understand the T Mobile love. I have it and signal is frequently spotty—and that’s in densely populated Pinellas county and areas in Tampa. Always fighting “one bar” reception.
I think reception varies by carrier and location. I've haven't had any T-Mobile issues in the last couple of years but years ago there were places where I couldn't even make a call.
I have only had US Cellular. It's been good for us. The T-Mobile acquisition should close any time I think. Looking forward to seeing what those plans are. I'm hoping for some free streaming services.
not yet, I signed up for the deal in like June of 2018 and the promotion price went up soon after to 25 a month and my wife got that deal, her bill just went up 2 bucks a month for her plan to 27 and so far mine is still at 15 plus taxes..
Ya, it's certainly not the most reliable network. AT&T, however, carries 624 petabytes of data traffic on an average day and offers connections for customers on one of the world’s most powerful and advanced IP/MPLS networks. Our wireless voice and data network covers more than 99% of all Americans which is the largest network in North America.
Additionally, AT&T Labs draws on more than 140-year heritage of innovation, with 8 Nobel Prizes and a strong culture of openness, teamwork and collaboration across AT&T and within the industry.
How's my messaging? Have I assimilated well into the AT&T mold?
Pretty amazing what you can cover up with the help of just a few buttons,.. isn't it.
I have T-moble and I have very rarely had poor reception. Also using T-moble 5G home internet too and that has been a godsend compared to my old unreliable and slow DSL line.
I stay with AT&T just because my Dad retired from the Bell System (Southern Bell).Ya, it's certainly not the most reliable network. AT&T, however, carries 624 petabytes of data traffic on an average day and offers connections for customers on one of the world’s most powerful and advanced IP/MPLS networks. Our wireless voice and data network covers more than 99% of all Americans which is the largest network in North America.
Additionally, AT&T Labs draws on more than 140-year heritage of innovation, with 8 Nobel Prizes and a strong culture of openness, teamwork and collaboration across AT&T and within the industry.
How's my messaging? Have I assimilated well into the AT&T mold?
And it’s funny - I get reception everywhere. Even inside Doak Campbell which is tricky for other carriers.
My sister and I were out West some years back and I got reception in the middle of nowhere and she didn’t - she had Verizon. We got home and she changed carriers.
Had AT&T for many, many years, primarily because I'm too lazy to change.
But the only time I couldn't get coverage was at halftime of a Georgia/Bammer game in Athens. Apparently, everyone in the stadium decided to open their phones at the same time.
But the only time I couldn't get coverage was at halftime of a Georgia/Bammer game in Athens. Apparently, everyone in the stadium decided to open their phones at the same time.
I’m surprised they allow you to keep that plan. Unless you haven’t upgraded your phone in years.
I usually wait until my phone doesn’t work anymore before I get a new phone. At that point they tell me I can’t use the plan I was currently on because that plan hasn’t existed for years now.
Chose Verizon for the network. I have been with Verizon or it's predecessor (I think it was Cellular One) since 1996.
If you are in western Iowa or travel through it often, Verizon has been your best option for years.
T-Mobile is quickly starting to match Verizon's network with all their acquisitions so there will be another option.
If you are in western Iowa or travel through it often, Verizon has been your best option for years.
T-Mobile is quickly starting to match Verizon's network with all their acquisitions so there will be another option.
Verizon if you travel outside of population centers. I'll be fishing in Montana next month, when I've had ATT or Tmobile my phone only worked when we stopped in town for food. Verizon gets signal in a lot more places. Don't necessarily want my phone while fishing/hiking, but we're old fuks now and it's good to have a way to call out if we need to.
