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T-Mobile in NW Pennsylvania

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by octoberxsong, Mar 18, 2008.

  1. octoberxsong

    octoberxsong New Member

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    Does anyone know what the coverage is like in NW Pennsylvania? Specifically around DuBois/Brookville/Clarion?
     
    #1 octoberxsong, Mar 18, 2008
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    It works in Pittsburgh. It look like roaming in the areas you mentioned. Did you check the TMOBILE.com coverage maps? click here
     
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    I did and it says it doesn't have coverage in my area. There's a T-Mobile store right nearby however, which I find odd, if they don't have coverage in my area. Also, I've seen a few students around with phones that look like the sidekick. Which is why I thought I should ask someplace.

    What does roaming mean?
     
    #3 octoberxsong, Mar 19, 2008
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    You'd be using another provider's network in those areas if you had a T-mobile phone.
     
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    Would it cost me more? If so, rough estimate how much more? (I realize prizes may vary depending on a number of things.)
     
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    If TMobile has an agreement then nothing extra. You need to ask them.
     
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    from t-mobs website it looks like the only places it works even within a few hundred miles of where your talking is youngstown/erie/and pittsburgh. it will work in other areas, but it will be roaming. im not sure how T-mob handles heavy roamers, but im sure you could read their agreement or call a CS rep and ask them.
     
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