We tried both T-Mobile and ATT when we moved to the runway, and found that
neither one gave coverage at the small (tiny?) airports we fly to. Switched
to Verizon and we've not lost coverage since. It was a ral pain to fly into
an unattended grass strip and not be able to call our ride to come pick
Apparently Google Fi uses T-Mobile and US Cellular. In my area that means the
second you step off pavement your phone stops working. I went through that with
Republic, who uses T-Mobile as their GSM carrier, it was terrible.
I'm using Red Pocket CDMA with Verizon as the carrier. It's good,
I mentioned last night that I think Verizon/Visible puts the high end at
$25.
Unlimited talk/text/data, unlimited low speed hotspotting.
On the low end, Mint is very good if T-Mo service is acceptable.
Tracfone still has its place, but mainly in the fact that it still
subsidizes phones.
cell coverage.
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Subject: [MBZ] OT Google phones
I recall someone mentioned using Google Fi for cell service
I don't know much about Fi, but Verizon's Visible service has made it
pretty much senseless to pay more than $25/mo for a cell phone.
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I recall someone mentioned using Google Fi for cell service. Is the
experience generally positive, or am I way out of date? We are looking to
escape ATT due to exorbitant pricing. At home we don't even get reception,
so it seems like it will be hard to do any worse than that for network
coverage.
