Cell Phones

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T-mobile rated pretty well in Consumer Reports' last review. Sprint didn't, though. T-Mobile has a $40 / 1000 anytime minutes plan (includes long distance and out of area, but there are no off-peak minutes).

It depends where you're using the phone. In general, Verizon has the best coverage, especially in New England, but their coverage is a bit spotty in some rural areas in the Southeast....Sprint often works better there. As far as I could tell, Sprint works everywhere on I-95, from the New Hampshire / Massachusetts border through the bottom of Florida.

I meant the rural areas that I-95 goes through. Sprint often has crappy coverage away from the highways.But it works pretty well in Southeatern Florida.

im with bell and i hate their service!! When my 2 year contract is up im going to rogers

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In general, Verizon has the best coverage, especially in New England, but their coverage is a bit spotty in some rural areas in the Southeast

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It's gotten much better here in Kentucky though. A year ago the only service areas were the Louisville area, the Lexington area, and the I-65 corridor. The guy who owned Bluegrass Cellular wouldn't give up the air space or something like that. It sucked cause when I visited my parents in south-central, I was roaming. But they've fixed it now and most of the state is in extended service area.

dolfan0516, is that 250 txt msg's being sent and being recieved total?

Verizon and Sprint for now.

In reply to: im with bell and i hate their service!! When my 2 year contract is up im going to rogers Rogers is a couple of years behind on they're service infrastucture though. In some of the most densly populated neighbourhoods in town, they have 3 or 4 circuits up. (Buddy of mine works for them)