Who’s your cell phone carrier?

[veriableodds]

switched to visible(with a rav as hotspot) good coverage runs off the 4g vz network unlimited everything no throttle. Can run the tv, pc desktop, and phone

[JIBBBY]

All about where you live men

Thread over

True cell tower coverage is everything in your area.

[Orbison]

H2O Wireless (AT&T MVNO)

[Hman]

I'm considering Cricket.

How's the coverage?

Better than Sprint

I have no problems with it in central florida

[LongBall52]

switched to visible(with a rav as hotspot) good coverage runs off the 4g vz network unlimited everything no throttle. Can run the tv, pc desktop, and phone

Tell me more : What smartphone do you have and has the speed remained the same? I'm interested because it's Verizon's company.. But reading on the Visible website, it said Verizon could "de-prioritize" data. Probably doesn't mean that they WILL, but letting you know that the lower unlimited fee of $40 for everything, isn't guaranteed..

[JMobile]

Jmobile has Tmobile.

Been with them for 10 years. No problems.

[beavis13]

Been with AT&T for as long as i can remember. Never really have any reception or download speed problems, so never thought to switch.

[HockeyRocks]

Verizon..

[LongBall52]

Verizon..

The thing about a phone call is that I WANT TO CERTAIN that the CALL GOES THROUGH AND THAT I CAN HEAR CLEARLY what the OP is saying! Verizon has delivered that!

[stevenash]

The thing about a phone call is that I WANT TO CERTAIN that the CALL GOES THROUGH AND THAT I CAN HEAR CLEARLY what the OP is saying! Verizon has delivered that!

Yeah, I hear you (pardon the pretty good pun)

What's important to me too is I want ease.
By that I mean I don't want to fumble around on the key pad, one touch ease is what I'm saying.
(if that makes any sense)

[veriableodds]

Tell me more : What smartphone do you have and has the speed remained the same? I'm interested because it's Verizon's company.. But reading on the Visible website, it said Verizon could "de-prioritize" data. Probably doesn't mean that they WILL, but letting you know that the lower unlimited fee of $40 for everything, isn't guaranteed..

I bought one of their own phones, never have they throttled back. Tried them for 2 months just to make sure and did alot of research. You will not have any issues. Yahoo mobile is the same network they like parent companies. Check the coverage map, and since your getting that price it means lackluster customer service(can't go into a vz store with a visible question) watch the videos on youtube on the diy activation, tips, tricks, and service for long time users. Also with V you can go on reddit and join a party plan and get the $40 down to $25. These brick and mortar companies that are offering these type services and internet are going to lose alot of customers the next few years(cable cutters, and unlimited wireless hotspot users)