AT&T or Sprint???
Should I stay with AT&T awful 3G network. Or switch to Sprint with the better 3G network?
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In my area (Mid-Michigan), I have not had a problem with Sprint's internet other than an occasional outage at 3am while the system was being updated (happened twice in the last 4 years)
No one can tell you off the top of the head what carrier is best for anyone, the best tool that we have to offer for that is www.sprint.com/coverage.
Sprint's handset lineup can offer pretty much anything you want to do, with the lowest cost per month as well. Sprint is rolling out the red carpet to anyone who has thoughts of transferring service over to them.
No one can tell you off the top of the head what carrier is best for anyone, the best tool that we have to offer for that is www.sprint.com/coverage.
Sprint's handset lineup can offer pretty much anything you want to do, with the lowest cost per month as well. Sprint is rolling out the red carpet to anyone who has thoughts of transferring service over to them.
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Yeah Sprint will definitely go above and beyond if you want to come on over. But, it is just dependent upon what service is best for you. Just do your research. These forums are great because you can get info from all the carriers. I recommend Sprint 😁
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Check the coverage tool. If it looks good get a phone and try it out. If you're satisfied with it after a couple weeks then port your number over and enjoy. If it doesn't work then take it back during the trial period.
AT&T has a larger overall network, but if Sprint works where you need it I'd go with that since Sprint's 3G network is better and plans are cheaper.
AT&T has a larger overall network, but if Sprint works where you need it I'd go with that since Sprint's 3G network is better and plans are cheaper.
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