Snackbar is chillin'....at Shaffer

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  1. drvrtech77

    drvrtech77 Road Train Member

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    With the amount of trailers that were ready to go from my understanding. It was 2 to 3 rows of trailers. It’s faster for them to get that many of them. I put them on the train and get them back east and then get them spread out to customers… Now are they all coming out of Clearfield and going back east probably not but I’m guessing it would be a lot faster to get that many trailers moved that way…
     
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  3. supersnackbar

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    I am testing the cell network Visible so I can kick the high priced T-Mobile to the curb. I am using the dual sim option on my phone so I can keep my T-Mo while I do a free trial on other networks. While I heading down 84 from the new scales there east of Burley, ID I lost the Vision service, so I checked for available networks, and this is what it showed me


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    Space-X? I know T-Mo is advertising their new service has 600 satellites that their new phones can access. But Elon's satellite company is Starlink. Kinda wondering what kind of collusion T-Mo has with Space-X....no wonder my friggin bill went up 4 months ago.
     
  4. drvrtech77

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    Friend of mine has T-Mobile and he has more drop calls than I could ever count… I have Verizon. I’ve had Verizon for 13 years and I have some of the best coverage on planet Earth. I have cell service where most carriers. Don’t even have any at all… Only a few places far in between do I not have any service and when I do it’s very briefly…
     
  5. BM 58

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    I’ve had AT&T for years. More $ but never lose coverage. I’m in the boondocks of the hills in Arkansas regularly.
     
  6. supersnackbar

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    I had Verizon when I was at Moore, but our plan didn't include Canada, so I went to T-Mo, and until I bought this phone, I had pretty good service. This one has the worst reception (I had to buy a cheap Chinese knockoff, and have a 2nd line for a short while when I was at SPD). The cheap knockoff always had better service then this phone, so it might be something with his phone. I just need a lot of hotspot data, and T-MO took away my 100gb hotspot when I dropped the 2nd line, they said I could get it back if I wanted to pay an additional $50. Visible is part of Verizon and their top tier of service is only $44 and has unlimited 15gbs hotspot. But, if today was any indication of where it's network has gaps, then I will opt out and try US Mobiles Darkstar service to see if it's better. The plan I need at Verizon is out of my price range
     
  7. drvrtech77

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    I pay $200 a month for unlimited data on my phone, but I’ve also got an Apple Watch and an iPad on the plan as well… Plus, I have a few more parks that the general public doesn’t get because I have a business account… my account also includes Canada and Mexico on it as well
     
  8. supersnackbar

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    $200 a month? Holy ####. I was paying $135 for 2 phone lines with unlimited on device data and 50g of hotspot per phone, and a special tablet plan with unlimited on device data. When T-mo raised it by $10/line the plan changed, so I dropped the extra line, but then they said I had to change plans because when they changed the plan and raised prices, it required me to keep 2 active phone lines. When I dropped that line I had to drop to 15gig of hotspot. I use my tablet for streaming, but lately, when I am streaming shows, I get to my 2nd or 3rd show, then it starts buffering really bad like T-Mo is throttling me, but if I swap to my phones hotspot, it stops buffering. So I need a plan with a lot of hotspot data so I can kick my tablet plan to the curb.
     
  9. drvrtech77

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    Yeah but I could be in the middle of BFE away from civilization as much as humanly possible. I still have cell service… the service I get I haven’t found anything that matches it to this point
     
  10. supersnackbar

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    There is no way I could afford that much for phone service. I am choking having to pay $90 now. For $135 a month I could get Starlink unlimited and use it for WiFi calling and TV, but that's still too much.
     
  11. cdavis188

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    I have Verizon as well and have excellent coverage. Unless you are rolling up US-85 in WY or similar routes. Ain't no cell towers out there unless you're near a town
     
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