I am looking for a new Wireless Phone Service provider.. any help?

hollowman

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I currently have Sprint for $30 a mo/ 300 anytime minute 1000 night & weekend plan. My contract ends Dec 7th so I am looking for a new service provider. Any recommendation? Any good deals? How does AT&T compared to Sprint? (They have a free phone promotion going on...) or should I stay w/ Sprint although I hate them so much? :|

Any helps are appreciated.

John
 

Zim Hosein

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hollowman, I have AT&T and their reception sucks here in NYC :|
 

hollowman

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Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
hollowman, I have AT&T and their reception sucks here in NYC :|

Oh no.... btw, this is for High-Point, NC. (almost west/central NC)
 

Zim Hosein

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Originally posted by: hollowman
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
hollowman, I have AT&T and their reception sucks here in NYC :|

Oh no.... btw, this is for High-Point, NC. (almost west/central NC)

I've never been to that part of NC hollowman, but I don't blame all the buildings here in NYC for their sh*tty reception as my co-workers w/ every other provider doesn't have reception issues :|
 

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I also have sprint and can't wait to jump over with MY number on the 24th. Probaly going with Verizon or T-mobile, leaning towards the latter. TM has a really good family plan and service from what I have heard is good in the area. Verizon just came out here this month so I can't get any feedback. This is in Northern FL. (Panhandle)
 

BornStar

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I recommend T-Mobile. They have really good plans and if you order through Amazon or A1Wireless you can get paid for a phone. Their signal is also excellent in any place you'd want to be.
 

BornStar

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Whoa, you weren't kidding. They would be covered by T-Mobile minutes but T-Mobile doesn't actually have any towers in the area. The whole state is pretty much covered too. That's really strange.