Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Why even use AT&T for wireless?

If you want to stay on GSM, T-mobile is cheaper.

You can take it a step further and use MVNO, such as Mint Mobile, Red Pocket, Boost Mobile, etc...

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Post ID: @OP+18J5Xsuv

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Everyone is retiring 3G service.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/att-tmobile-verizon-3g-network-do-you-need-a-new-phone/

Tmobile is cheaper, but their network is nowhere near as strong as ATT's. You definitely get what you pay for. The savings were worth it to me.

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Post ID: @3mxu+18J5Xsuv

Cricket works just fine.

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Post ID: @2zjw+18J5Xsuv

It’s hysterical that if you disparage T Mobile service on this board, your post is downvoted....can it be any more clearer of the trolls on this board?

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Post ID: @1tdp+18J5Xsuv

In Charlotte NC area T-Mobile rocks. With military plan T mobile is much cheaper than employee discount. Speeds are better also when comparing with work phone, both iPhone. Been with T-Mobile for three years now. Moved three lines from AT&T over to my T-Mobile.

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Post ID: @1qnb+18J5Xsuv

If anyone is not a fan of T-Mobile, an MVNO might be better coverage and cheaper, since it could use any part of the GSM network? Just a guess on my part, Mint Mobile seemed to be better and cheaper than T-Mobile from what I've seen.

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Post ID: @1uwh+18J5Xsuv

Went and got a vzw sim after the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville took out parts of 4 states (TN, KY, AL, MS) ATT cell coverage. Can’t wait to dump them for good.

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Post ID: @1ftz+18J5Xsuv

Yep. Mint Mobile. $25 month 12GB data. I rarely use over 10. It was easy. Got 3 months free so I paid $75 plus taxes for 6 months coverage.

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Post ID: @1voq+18J5Xsuv

I tried TMobile. What a disaster. Misrouted calls. Spotty service.

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Post ID: @1cuc+18J5Xsuv

Yup - moved five lines to mint mobile and consumer cellular within the last two weeks. No problems and less than the employee discount in our situation

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Post ID: @1ddg+18J5Xsuv

Sure if price is the only factor. If you want decent coverage and support most of the time the big two are the way to go. Vz and t. I have vz as I’m an employee so I get 50 off. I went to T-Mobile and had to switch even my sons phone from t. He lives in Chicago and he said the service was terrible. I’m in Atlanta and In certain areas tmob was worse than event t.

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Post ID: @1fps+18J5Xsuv

Exactly. I use an MVNO. I get att service for less than our lousy employee discount.

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Post ID: @fas+18J5Xsuv

In my area, T-Mobile has spotty coverage, Cheaper isn't always better.

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Post ID: @tof+18J5Xsuv

yeah when I first left on my own that was one of the first things I did. pretty sad when you can get a cheaper normal price than with an employee discount. I don't know whey anybody uses att wireless. pay too much and terrible service.

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Post ID: @ohe+18J5Xsuv

@ret+18J5Xsuv Sounds like you work for DIRECTV

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Post ID: @nsg+18J5Xsuv

Sounds like you have all. the answers.

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Post ID: @ret+18J5Xsuv

After I left the company, this was the first thing I did. My new mobile bill is lower than what I was paying under the (50% employee discount) at&t plan. Unbelievable.

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