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Originally Posted by fixxxer2008
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Well i see this thread went well! Eric i know you like tmobile but you dont have to be soo vocal about it. Everybodies tastes are different.
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fixxxer2008 u also don't have to be so vocal about Verizon but that's just me, all I did was make a suggestion to save someone from a potential disaster
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Originally Posted by Tinkerbell
Eric, do you think that T-mobile would activate one of my phones so that I could check coverage in my area\home before I make the move. I would hate to go through the effort of porting my number and LOSING my unlimited data on Verizon, only to find out my area has poor T-Mobile cell service!! :/
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Tinkerbell u can use the coverage check tool and u can also use a prepaid plan for a month or two then goto a classic or value plan that's what I did after I found I was pleased with the speeds and coverage,also prepay coverage may be slightly smaller than postpaid coverage so if there's prepay coverage the postpay coverage will be the same if not better.
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Originally Posted by gullzway
Just go here Unsupported Browser
and enter your zip code. You have to zoom in before it differentiates between 2g/3g/4g. They did that so you couldn't look at the whole U.S. map and see how small their 3g/4g coverage actually is.  |
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gullzway all carriers do that with their coverage maps. Shoulda looked that up before making that post.