Which U.S. carrier do you use, and how does it perform day-to-day?

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Abdullah Asim
Abdullah Asim
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• 3mo ago

We've all heard how every carrier is either the best or the worst, but what's your real-world everyday experience?


T-Mobile? AT&T? Verizon? Something else? Let's settle this once and for all.

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p51d007
p51d007
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• 2mo ago

Been on visible for over two years. Great coverage, price, not one issue.

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Rad Slavov
Rad Slavov
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• 2mo ago
↵p51d007 said:

Been on visible for over two years. Great coverage, price, not one issue.

Which makes for another interesting question and that's about MVNOs – how much of an alternative they are to the big guys?

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JimClarkboostdude
JimClarkboostdude
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• 2mo ago
↵Abdullah_Asim said:

We've all heard how every carrier is either the best or the worst, but what's your real-world everyday experience?


T-Mobile? AT&T? Verizon? Something else? Let's settle this once and for all.

They all use the same basic equipment so for signal strength it's location location. I am Boost Dealer and as we all know from the reporting Boost has its own towers but covers territory mostly with ATT or Tmobile sims.

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TuGa121
TuGa121
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• 4w agoedited

T-Mobile no compliants .

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ErikOiseaux
ErikOiseaux
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• 3w ago
↵Abdullah_Asim said:

We've all heard how every carrier is either the best or the worst, but what's your real-world everyday experience?


T-Mobile? AT&T? Verizon? Something else? Let's settle this once and for all.

Pure talk. Absolutely love it. Customer service is the best - none of the automated response BS.


my bill has one item on it - service - always the same amount as the day I signed up. No fees, no surprise charges like Verizon. They don’t trick you with “free” devices that cost more at the end - you can buy a device from them and it’s an honest monthly pay off.


uses ATT towers, so no complaints on coverage.

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