I have T-Mobile and just started driving over the road about a month ago. T-Mobile is ok driving local and I live in the Seattle-Tacoma area, but through Idaho, Montana down to Arizona and back to Washington there is absolutely no reception.
Does anyone have any advise on the best carrier to have?
What is the Best Cell phone coverage for the 11 western states?
Discussion in 'Cellular - Voice - Data' started by Johnsthe1, Feb 3, 2015.
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I drive through WA, OR, Montana and Idaho. I have AT&T holds its own... except you know, on the Lookout and 4th of July passes, lol. Verizon does the job too. Those cheap carriers(i.e. Sprint/Tmobile) are cheap for a reason.
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Verizon. Hands down. AT&T is not far behind. Sprint and T mobile are worthless if you're running OTR.
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TY I'm thinking about Verizon
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Verizon for sure and make sure you get a data plan of 10 gigs or more because your reception will be so good you could burn a gig in 4 days just surfing the net and watching a couple of you tube vids
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Verizon wireless in the western States. Att is better in the more rural areas though.
Major cities and highways? Verizon kicks ###.
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If you need connectivity in the boondocks, Verizon has a much more developed network. AT&T has been playing catch up ever since they ditched their old analog network, and bought out Cingular to get back into the game.
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I have Cricket, bought by Att recently and it uses ATT networks. Much cheaper than Verizon. 10gb for $60 and they now run a promotion of 20gb for $60. However, I can not use this promotion, because I would lose my family discount. But if you only need one line, thats a hack of a deal
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