Data Plans
Discussion in 'Cellular - Voice - Data' started by lakerized805, Nov 10, 2014.
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i have plenty of coverage. and i'm all western hemisphere.
i have 2 gigs verizon for $90. unlimited sprint for $60. probably wn't keep verizon much longer. sprint is doing just fine with their new network upgrades. may not be 4g, but then, neither is verizon even though phone says 4g. i don't have a problem streaming netflix with sprint.
if sprint don't have a signal, neither does verizon. so, right now, i don't have any gain or loss in coverage, both phones are tied for coverage. dumping verizon, wouldn't hurt my feel bads one bit. but my wallet would be happier. -
a company with the caulky attitude of their pledge to continue throwing money around to maintain their king of the network hill status. isn't a company i wnt to continue supporting along with their overpriced fees.
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Montana, Colorado and Wyoming have been problems last two months, Sprint shut off my data after 1/4 gig of roaming in those states. Unless I was in a city like Denver I had no data. Got home and phone was so slow it was still useless on Sprint network.
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Att 20gb and dont seem to go over but I dont watch my movies though them a dl a bunch at home and watch though the week.
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I've got Verizon, 30 GB.
I should probably upgrade to more. I'm always falling a sleep with Netflix or Hulu on.
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The problem with Sprint and their unlimited data is that is does not include wifi hot spot for your laptop or tablet. Its for the phone only. Sprint charges extra for 'Tethering' as they like to call it. Try tethering more than 10gb with Sprint and see what your bill is then. Personally I want to watch movies and browse the internet with something larger than a 4 - 5 inch screen.
Sprints best tethering plan is 30gb for $110. Thats $110 + tax on top of what ever your phone plan is.
Verizon is more expensive. No argument there. I knew that when I switched over to them. But their network coverage area and signal quality are the best I have experienced.
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True. Verizon I've had no.issues.
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tons of wifi hotspot apps in the marketplace. that work without paying for mobile hotspot.
i've streamed a couple of netflixes so far this month, i'm over 10 gigs and still have full speed.
i've never streamed with verizon being as i only have 8 gigs, and paying twice as much as sprint unlimited.
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