Gait vs GSM
What happens if I upgrade to a gsm phone, go on a gsm national plan, and switch my sim card when I'm out of gsm range? Will the gait phone pick up other signals? Will I be charged for roaming?
I don't want to spend the extra money to get the national gait plan, but if it's worth the difference I might have to just do it! Is there any word on...
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These regions are the only thing that's making me think of paying for the more expensive GAIT plan.
Any word about any new plans coming out soon? I need to change within the next 2 months or my rollover minutes are going to be used up.
kidsrfun said:
Unfortunately, the GSM nation plan doesn't look very good in VT, NH, or Maine. My daughter is getting ready for college and is looking hard at one in Maine. I'm worried that her trip to and from school would have very little coverage. Any word on if service in those states are going to be increasing???
These regions are the only thing that's making me think of paying for the more expensive GAIT plan.
remember, our GSM coverage map only shows OUR network coverage, and not anyone else's. since there is no roaming, you might pick up another carrier's signal and the phone would work fine under our current GSM nation plan. once Cingular's buyout of ATTW is complete, and their network is assimil...
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jinx7676 said:...kidsrfun said:
Unfortunately, the GSM nation plan doesn't look very good in VT, NH, or Maine. My daughter is getting ready for college and is looking hard at one in Maine. I'm worried that her trip to and from school would have very little coverage. Any word on if service in those states are going to be increasing???
These regions are the only thing that's making me think of paying for the more expensive GAIT plan.
remember, our GSM coverage map only shows OUR network coverage, and not anyone else's. since there is no roaming, you might pick up another carrier's signal and the phone would work fine under our current GSM nation plan. once Cingular's buyout of ATTW is com
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js4h said:...jinx7676 said:kidsrfun said:
Unfortunately, the GSM nation plan doesn't look very good in VT, NH, or Maine. My daughter is getting ready for college and is looking hard at one in Maine. I'm worried that her trip to and from school would have very little coverage. Any word on if service in those states are going to be increasing???
These regions are the only thing that's making me think of paying for the more expensive GAIT plan.
remember, our GSM coverage map only shows OUR network coverage, and not anyone else's. since there is no roaming, you might pick up another carrier's signal and the phone would work fine under our current GSM nation plan. once C
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kidsrfun said:
Any word about any new plans coming out soon? I need to change within the next 2 months or my rollover minutes are going to be used up.
We ARE building in New Hampshire, through an existing deal with ATTWS, along major highways.
I've heard that we have plans for Maine (my family is up there), but no actual information has gotten to me yet.
What plan are you on now? What parts of Maine and New Hampshire do you need? Have you looked at the New England GSM plan maps?
I expect new maps in June, indicating then-current coverage as well as planned coverage for September. I expect plan tweaks well before that. Coverage advances with the network, plans are driven by the market. Other tha...
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