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What's best for national service availability?

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by Guest, Sep 17, 2002.

  1. bludrac

    bludrac New Member

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    i agree with your faces[​IMG]
     
  2. jmccrane

    jmccrane Bronze Senior Member
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    But not Verizon's America's Choice plan. The coverage on that plan is actually shrinking because newer PRLs have removed Sprint as a free roaming partner in many cities.

    There are threads in a couple other forums about this problem as well.
     
  3. roamer1

    roamer1 In Memoriam
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    I've mentioned the PRL situation quite a bit. (Ultimately I left VZW partly because of the switch from digital to analog in areas of AL, VA, and elsewhere and the harassment of the keepers of the two most well-known "PRL sites", and partly because of the ridiculous situation with CDMA in Kentucky. That said, I'm all but forced to go back to VZW -- on FreeUp this time -- to get better coverage in rural south GA, where ALLTEL's analog coverage is utter crap and AT&T, T-Mo, and Nextel all have very little coverage.)

    Oh -- as for SID 93, it is most definitely forbidden in Cingular IRDBs -- in one of the areas I whine about where only VZW has coverage, AT&T, SPCS, and VZW phones all show analog signal but Cingular shows only "no service". [​IMG]

    -SC
     
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  4. bobolito

    bobolito Diamond Senior Member
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    That was probably a GSM phone Roamer1...

    jmccrane, shrinking coverage will also affect National SingleRate plans, local plans or any other plan. PRLs and roaming agreements have no connection with the plan chosen by the end user. Therefore, whether you choose National SingleRate or America's Choice you still get the same national coverage. The only difference is that with AC you'll pay roaming charges in some areas and with SingleRate you won't.
     
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  5. Matt

    Matt Twin girls!
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    Hey roamer - I saw you post over at tivocommunity......I have DirecTV and am prolly gonna get a series 2 DTivo when they come out in a few weeks. Do you like your Tivo?

    (sorry for the OT post!!!)
     
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