Who has better coverage/ plan pricing Verizon or At&T?

[KCHAR]

Sick of crappy cust service from att. Is verizon any better? Are their smartphone data/voice packages any cheaper? I swear I pay att $120 plus each month for my one line.

[347Mike]

The fuck do you have on your plan? I have unlimited text, lowest minutes, and i forgot what data but I pay $80.

besides, its not always the provider as much as it is the phone. I have had both ATT and T-Mobile, been all over the US and haven't had any issues. I think your shit sucks. That, or you don't know how to use a phone.

[FastFord19]

Verizon - Unlimited Data and Text. 700 minutes

Monthly Access Charges $68.98
Usage Charges
Voice $.00
Messaging $.00
Data $.00
Verizon Wireless' Surcharges
and Other Charges & Credits $3.38
Taxes, Governmental Surcharges & Fees $4.46
Total Current Charges $76.82

[JC316]

Why do yall pay for plans? Hell, I pay $30 a month for unlimited text, unlimited data, and 300 minutes through Virgin Mobile's pay as you go. My sister pays $50 for unlimited everything through Straight Talk. Shit, straight talk even sells a SIM card so you can use any phone you want.

[01vnms4v]

You need to go to Verizon's website and determine your usage plan.

They just like AT&T have what's now called share everything plan. Since you might be a new customer of Verizon you have to go that route. And only you can determine what it will cost you since you will use more or less data than say another person.

Here is a little help
http://www.verizonwireless.com/plans.shtml

[Tannerm]

Just FYI. AT&T has no more unlimited data plans. I was grandfathered in with mine which might seem sweet; but boy howdy do these cunt hairs know how to bottle neck you at about 3gb(?) a month. Then it becomes SUPER slow...

[bonnie&clyde]

Sprint, 3 years and never had a problem

[KCHAR]

Verizon - Unlimited Data and Text. 700 minutes

Monthly Access Charges $68.98
Usage Charges
Voice $.00
Messaging $.00
Data $.00
Verizon Wireless' Surcharges
and Other Charges & Credits $3.38
Taxes, Governmental Surcharges & Fees $4.46
Total Current Charges $76.82

That is a plan not offered to new customers

[KCHAR]

You need to go to Verizon's website and determine your usage plan.

They just like AT&T have what's now called share everything plan. Since you might be a new customer of Verizon you have to go that route. And only you can determine what it will cost you since you will use more or less data than say another person.

Here is a little help
http://www.verizonwireless.com/plans.shtml

Just called Verizon, lowest minutes, text plan with 2gb of data is $100/mos plus tax

[BERNIE MOSFET]

That is a plan not offered to new customers

No shit. I laughed when I saw $0 for unlimited data.


I currently pay Verizon around $65 a month for their 450 minutes, 1000 text messages and no data. The coverage is, in my experience, slightly better than other carriers as I always seem to be able to get calls whenever other people can't. This is, of course, excluding my own home where I have shit for coverage.

[JC316]

Am I missing something with the monthly plans? What is the upside?

[Ratt]

Am I missing something with the monthly plans? What is the upside?

There is beginning to be no upside to monthly plans if you only have 1 or 2 lines. If you have one line, pay-as-you-go through Virgin Mobile or Straight Talk (mainly the latter, as they use AT&T cell towers) is becoming the new up-and-comer in the battle for peoples' hard earned money. If work didn't pay for my cell phone I wouldn't have a smart phone anymore, the prices are just face-rape now-a-days. I'd just have a shit call/text phone and then a laptop or tablet since you can't go anywhere that doesn't have free wifi anymore.

[JC316]

There is beginning to be no upside to monthly plans if you only have 1 or 2 lines. If you have one line, pay-as-you-go through Virgin Mobile or Straight Talk (mainly the latter, as they use AT&T cell towers) is becoming the new up-and-comer in the battle for peoples' hard earned money. If work didn't pay for my cell phone I wouldn't have a smart phone anymore, the prices are just face-rape now-a-days. I'd just have a shit call/text phone and then a laptop or tablet since you can't go anywhere that doesn't have free wifi anymore.

That is what I am gathering. Straight talk actually uses a buttload of towers, out where I am, they connect to sprint towers. Metro PCS seems like a good deal too, but I can't get reception out here. Only sprint and AT&T reach.

[brandon01rt]

I pay 140 a month for 2 lines, 700 minutes shared, unlimited text, unlimited mobile to mobile, free nights and weekends, 5 GB on 1 line and grandfathered unlimited on another. HTC One X and a galaxy s2 skyrocket

[brandon01rt]

Att