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Jackson Michigan Reception

Discussion in 'Central US Wireless Forum' started by Brikhaus81, Jun 17, 2003.

  1. Brikhaus81

    Brikhaus81 New Member

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    Does anyone here know the best service provider (reception, signal strength, coverage, etc.) for the Jackson, Michigan area? Basically, it is west of Ann Arbor and south of Lansing. I've been looking at getting Verizon or Cingular but I don't know how great the coverage is. I know Sprint covers this area, but I don't want to get Sprint. Thanks in advance. [​IMG]
     
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  2. Rasputin

    Rasputin Bronze Senior Member
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    I have used Verizon all around the Jackson area and have had good coverage, I woul suggest it over Cingular.
     
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  3. COtech

    COtech Bronze Senior Member
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    In Jackson, Michigan your 800 MHz cellular providers are Alltel and Centennial.

    COtech
     
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  4. DemoMan

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    I'd go with Alltel. If they have finished the CDMA overlay in the area then service should be great.

    Brad
     
    #4 DemoMan, Jun 18, 2003
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