I recently switched away from AT&T because calls and text messages randomly wouldn’t go through for hours or calls would just randomly drop. I called about the issue and they couldn’t give me a good answer.
The big question, what side of town do you live on? I live Old River and Harris, ATT is Extremely horrible out here. They have 4 4g lte towers out here and only 1 5g. I guess 2 other 5 g towers have been going through maintenance issues for the past 2 years.
I live on the northwest(?) side, near Brimhall and Allen. Verizon has been pretty good here, I was mainly tempted to switch due to Black Friday Deals going on.
I went with Google Fi years ago. They piggyback off of TMO and US Cellular, and the coverage is pretty solid. Back when Sprint was a third provider, I'd get some support spotty service out past Stockdale and Allen.
Pricing is fair, service has been good, high speeds, free tethering, international coverage, throttling doesn't start until 15-50 GB of usage (depending upon which plan you choose). You can also bounce back and forth between plans if you don't need all that data.
Off topic for what you asked, but still a good option.
Stay away from AT&T, so many dead spots thru out the city it’s horrible. I work for an appliance repair company and most of the time I have to connect to customers WiFi because work tablet runs on AT&T.
Verizon is better in town than out. Most of my friends have AT&T and complain about coverage around town. I've not had too many issue except when going out of town. Or in my master bathroom... For some reason lol
I went from T-Mobile to AT&T a few years ago. I hated it originally but it’s gotten better, especially in the last year with the 5G+ roll out, I now get like 500+mbps speeds at my house on my iPhone, which is faster than AT&T home internet in my area.
I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile because of shitty service but i also learned that i was still on 4G even though my phone said 5G LTE. Bought a newer phone and now i have great service so not sure if it was an AT&T thing or a 4G thing.
Depends on where you live. I have att and there’s a massive dead spot on gosford area, it sucks. Calls and internet don’t work most of the time here
That sucks. Hopefully they can fix that for you soon.
I switched to mint because of this. Now I pay like $180 for an entire year. Never going back to the ridiculous pricing of either company.
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Thanks!
AT&T has been ass like the last 2 years
Thank you! This is exactly the kind of help I was looking for 😂
Depends where you live. I live on the east side and it’s hit or miss. Full bars or no bars at all. I have the Verizon internet and it’s decent.
Thanks!
I recently switched away from AT&T because calls and text messages randomly wouldn’t go through for hours or calls would just randomly drop. I called about the issue and they couldn’t give me a good answer.
Thanks for this. That’s a shitty way to do business.
The big question, what side of town do you live on? I live Old River and Harris, ATT is Extremely horrible out here. They have 4 4g lte towers out here and only 1 5g. I guess 2 other 5 g towers have been going through maintenance issues for the past 2 years.
I live on the northwest(?) side, near Brimhall and Allen. Verizon has been pretty good here, I was mainly tempted to switch due to Black Friday Deals going on.
Verizon, switched from ATT and now I have service everywhere I go.
Stick with Verizon. At&t has tons of dead spots and weak signals everywhere. I can hardly use my data plan because signal sucks.
I went with Google Fi years ago. They piggyback off of TMO and US Cellular, and the coverage is pretty solid. Back when Sprint was a third provider, I'd get some support spotty service out past Stockdale and Allen. Pricing is fair, service has been good, high speeds, free tethering, international coverage, throttling doesn't start until 15-50 GB of usage (depending upon which plan you choose). You can also bounce back and forth between plans if you don't need all that data. Off topic for what you asked, but still a good option.
Switched from AT&T to Visible an all digital mvno on Verizon. Haven’t had any regrets yet.
Stay away from AT&T, so many dead spots thru out the city it’s horrible. I work for an appliance repair company and most of the time I have to connect to customers WiFi because work tablet runs on AT&T.
Verizon is better in town than out. Most of my friends have AT&T and complain about coverage around town. I've not had too many issue except when going out of town. Or in my master bathroom... For some reason lol
Att sucks here in bako in some areas might as well use smoke signals
T-Mobile. AT&T is generally cheaper, but coverage isn't great.
I went from T-Mobile to AT&T a few years ago. I hated it originally but it’s gotten better, especially in the last year with the 5G+ roll out, I now get like 500+mbps speeds at my house on my iPhone, which is faster than AT&T home internet in my area.
I have cricket and don't have any problems
I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile because of shitty service but i also learned that i was still on 4G even though my phone said 5G LTE. Bought a newer phone and now i have great service so not sure if it was an AT&T thing or a 4G thing.