Which phone company do you use?

[1riot1ranger]

Think it depends on where you live. I had AT&T for years in Houston but moving just a little ways south to League City, Verizon was the best. If you are in the hill country, AT&T is probably going to work when nothing else will. Ask locals in the area you plan to use it. If a nationwide plan fits, check AT&T even if you don't like them.

[mfsasser]

We always hit up all the carriers when we are looking into changing and they will all give us a phone for a few days to try while we travel around where we work. Then we pick the best for the areas we travel


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[yaqui]

Depends on where you live. We switched for ATT and cut our cell bill in half. ATT didn't even try to match. F them.

[FireNguns]

First net
For military and first responders. Unlimited everything and priority on all networks. Less than $60 a month. Best switch I made

[thehairlessone!]

Never heard of it. I’m talking country wide. Not just my area

Rick

[thehairlessone!]

I’m leaning towards AT&T. With military discount and auto withdrawal I think it’s basically the same price as T-Mobile. Might depend on the promotion when the new iPhones come out

Rick

[whitetailfanatic]

AT&T since the beginning of time, always hated them and bill extremely high in my opinion , always got a signal,but always hear problems with others so we just suffer

[K. Lane]

I was an AT&T customer for a lot of years but back in January we switched everything to Xfinity mobile
They use AT&T and Verizon towers
$175 per month for unlimited talk, text, and data for 5 lines……$35 per line. The more lines you have, the cost per is less. For example I think 1 line is $55 per month

The only catch is you have to already have some type of Xfinity service, ie…cable, internet, home security, etc

Zero issues with service so far

[powderburner]

ATT is the only one that works in my Neighborhood and deer lease


They are suck..

Its just pick the best of the sorry options at the time.

[Arrowsmith]

We live in the middle of nowhere Iowa. US Cellular is the only option in rural Midwest areas. I still have to use a WeBoost cell booster inside our metal barndominium house/shop. I have spotty service outdoors depending on where I am standing. The red star is our house. The good news is we see the post lady, the school bus, a couple of tractors and a couple of cars or trucks a day.

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[AntlerCollector]

We live in a big State. This thread would be much more helpful if folks posted where they are located when saying what works best.

[Johnny Dangerr]

Been with ATT since it was GTE mobilnet . Goes back to the days of the bag phone . So I guess since like 95,96 ? It works the best in this area .

Me too...

[Bucknaked]

AT&T here because nothing else will work period! We get 1 bar so I’m looking at Weboost

[deep n the heat]

I've only seen one person say they have Xfinity. I was looking at switching from ATT to them but I would like to hear from anyone else that has them in the Houston and college station area.

[Bucknaked]

Patriot Mobile.

https://patriotmobile.com/

I think they use T-Mobile's network.

They use a lot of networks and from what I read they are inexpensive but then they charge old school roaming prices ! It is in their small print!


I could be wrong though, it’s happened many times before