Coverage in Portland Oregon . . . ? Better or Worse than VZW?
I had Sprint YEARS ago when I was traveling the country a lot, at that time they were the best for traveling as you could always rely on getting good signal at airports and in large cities. But in semi-rural and even some residential areas, forget about it . . . no signal.
Now being firmly planted in Portland Oregon we've found in the last few years that VZW has the best coverage, but their pricing is starting to wear on our nerves. We're looking at the all you can eat voice, data & text plans. VZW = $150/month each. Sprint is $100/month each...Quick $100/month savings but the question is COVERAGE.
I have zero interest in the "VZW sucks!...
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sdgmcdon said:
Now being firmly planted in Portland Oregon we've found in the last few years that VZW has the best coverage,
cheaping out and going to sprint will cost you dearly! you already have to best coverage, lets say somehow somehow someone magically convinces you to test drive sprint, and they meet all your expectations, in the long run you'll be sry you left verizon. The first time you have to go into on of their poorly ran ghetto stores, or God forbid call customer care. Thousands of users are leaving sprint everyday, ready to jet to verizon or att. You already have the best service, noone in there right mind would consider giving up Verizon...for sub par service with sprint. Have ...
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I know that we're all allowed to have our opinion and I'm not going to tell you that you can't say what you want. But if we're going to put our opinions out there, then here we go.
I have verizon and i was an awful experience. I was always treated poorly by the store employees and the customer care reps that i talked to. They talked down to my like i was some kind of moron. I had to have my phone replaced 5 times before they would admit that the model was crap. I had a manager actually come out and tell me that i don't know how to work my phone. I had to show him on his sales floor that what it was doing. His reaction; Oh, OK. I had my contract renewed wit...
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Don't go by anyone here unless they actually live in portland now and have had both sprint and verizon recently. According to the coverage maps, verizon has better coverage there. But i have never been to portland before and i don't know anyone there, so ask around and see what your friends, family and business associates have to say.
http://coverage.sprintpcs.com/IMPACT.jsp?covType=spr ... »
Verizon:
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/CoverageLocatorCo ... »
As a realtor, if you choose Sprint, it would definately be a benefit if you go with a phone that has the IR (Infrared) capability. If you're a member of the National Association of Realtors, you can also sign up for the GE Supra e-Key capability. With the IR feature, you can actually use the device to open lockboxes using your device itself, rather than a key. Very convenient....
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As for the Supra eKey, already using it on my verizon phone, but thanks!
CS use to be a big problem but it has gotten much better. Every time that I have called I have gotten someone in Colorado or Idaho. Billing well I won't say fo...
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