Cell phone carrier you use

Verizon is probably the best overall when you venture off the interstates into rural areas. The others will work if you are just running city to city on the big road.

Some areas are just bad/spotty, like IA, WY, Southern Texas.

 

Verizon best nationwide. AT&T second. In rural Iowa US Cellular has best coverage, it has coverage many places not covered by Vz or Att.

 

If I went out west it would be Verizon but cricket works fine for me 55 unlimited data.

 

i have been using an ATT flip open phone, 3 G power, or whatever.

i got a notice via text message, that in 2022, they will go over to 5G, and my phone will not work.

great, i gotta spend money for a stupid cell phone all over again, like 15 years wasn't good enough..

as long as they have PLAIN, SIMPLE, FLIP PHONES, that DO NOT TEXT, TAKE PICTURES, or PLAY MUSIC, i will be absolutely delighted spending yet another $50.00 for one.

 

I've used US cellular and Verizon.
Seems both have deadspots in the areas around Indian reservations.

 

I’ve been using AT&T for about 20 years, and am pretty satisfied.

 

Where I'm at. Att has been better then Verizon.

None of them are perfect. Though things have been improving for all of them.

I can't imagine using a 15 year old phone. I wouldn't think they'd even work.

Everytime I got a new phone for the technology. Coverage always improved.

 

Visible. Uses Verizon's network. Unlimited data. Digital only - no stores. 40 bucks. Limited to one line per account. For now am running Verizon and Visible for a test period before I drop Verizon completely. Comparing signal and coverage as I go. Haven't seen any difference. They'll sell you an unlocked phone and send it with a sim card. Pop it in and activate. That's it. Or bring your phone if it's supported. So far, so good.