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Update for Susquehanna County Area

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by MikeGrabowski, Feb 28, 2007.

  1. MikeGrabowski

    MikeGrabowski Junior Member
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    Location:
    Northeast PA
    My Phone:
    Nokia N73
    Wireless Provider(s):
    NEP (GSM from local Phone Company)
    NEP, the local phone company has now put in 40some(?) towers in the area, using GSM service. from what I hear the coverage is now very good in this recently wide open dead space hole. But, as of now, the only roaming agreement that they have is with Cellular One. So, apparently, if you are on T-mobile or Cingular you can not roam on their towers. Which is a bummer for me since I'm on Cingular. But, we may soon be switching to Cellular One.

    Mike
     
  2. jones

    jones Silver Senior Member
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    That's true they have Better
    Coverage than any Carrier
    in that area.


    You can roam on them
    if you roam too much they will
    inquire about it.
    Did you check their coverage Map?
     
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  3. Fire14

    Fire14 Easy,Cheap & Sleazy
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    Hopefully Cingular & T-Mobile will work out a roaming agreement with them, especially if this is a really bad area for other carriers.
     
  4. jones

    jones Silver Senior Member
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    Hopefully, but why they are Showing Cingular
    as their National Roaming Partner may still
    be in the works.
    [​IMG]
     
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