Cell phone services

[movetheboat]

Anyone use sprint. I am sick of Verizon. Good deals with sprint right now

 

[cany]

Crap

 

[wader]

I've got AT&T - never have a problem connecting.

 

[cany]

I've got AT&T - never have a problem connecting.

Same here

 

[wader]

Yeah - I even connect under the Chesapeake Bay down in the tunnels. Gotta be 50 to 80 feet underwater - I dunno - how much draft does an aircraft carrier need?

Because this sucker passes overhead from time to time......

 

[JoeBfishing]

Anyone use sprint. I am sick of Verizon. Good deals with sprint right now

You over 55?... I have Verizon. I used to pay 110 but a co-worker works for them and got me down to 65...I’ll stick with them.

 

[wader]

phone only costs me $25 a month with unlimited calling within the US

 

[cany]

You over 55?... I have Verizon. I used to pay 110 but a co-worker works for them and got me down to 65...I’ll stick with them.

All the bells n whistles??

 

[cany]

phone only costs me $25 a month with unlimited calling within the US

Yeah but thats all you get lol

 

[wader]

that's all I want

 

[cany]

I know most people dont want that

 

[JackPrintMD]

Same here

Same

 

[Roccus7]

Cell service is like going out on a date, you've got to make sure your compatible with each other, e.g. your area is well-covered by the carrier. Here are some things I've learned over the years living "beyond the Pale." You'll see after reading this, you MUST try the phone and service you're considering during a "try out" period to make a well-informed decision.

1. The best national carrier for my hood is Verizon, the worst is a toss up between AT&T and Sprint and when I say worst, they just don't work!

2. The best "second level carrier" is US Cellular, based on this I carry Verizon and my wife carries US Cellular so we have the best all-around coverage.

3. The "cheapo" carriers that you buy at Walmart and Target like Cricket and Consumer cellular run on AT&T towers so if that's no go for where you
live, forget them. Also all the Medical Alert companies if they have a cellular connection use AT&T.

4. The newer top of the line phones iPhone X & XR, Galaxy 9s cover like > 5 different frequencies, while older ones don't. This helps your coverage,
especially if there aren't many towers where you live/work. I used to have an internet

5. Some of the newer phones have the ability to send calls over your home's WiFi so if service at home is "iffy", this could help you out.

OK, finished typing. Don't believe any of us, make sure that you get a trial period that you allows you to return your phone with full refunds as you try the different carriers out.

 

[BennyV]

I have both Verizon and AT&T imho Verizon is great in our area, AT&T isn’t bad either.

 

[JoeBfishing]

All the bells n whistles??

I always buy my phone out right. Usually 2nd hand from my gf kids always changing up every other year...Who needs a 8 I’m getting an X.
RIGHT HERE, I need one.?
So I get unlimited data and always seem to hook up anywhere I go.

 

[JoeBfishing]

that's all I want

I thought you had a Jitter Bug?

 

[movetheboat]

thanks for the replies Verizon is good coverage but expensive

 

[cany]

thanks for the replies Verizon is good coverage but expensive

How many lines you paying for

 

[JackPrintMD]

I have two lines all unlimited $108 a month

Great service, never any issues.

 

[movetheboat]

How many lines you paying for

five