Indeed. I've yet to lose a call on T-Mobile's network. at&t on the other hand.............

As stated above, just check the coverage where you go the most at T-Mo's website and see if it'll be right for you. I've had both ATT and T-Mo. Everywhere I've needed it, T-Mo performed better than ATT, plus was about 15 bucks cheaper a month.

Yes it is cheaper! All the way around.

I would say go with T-Mobile too. Coverage is improving, and they're upgrading some of their towers to get ready for 3G service, whenever T-Mobile has plans to launch it for the Chicago market. I'm a VZW user waiting for T-Mobile to launch 3G, and decide from there if I'll like their 3G services. I just wish though they had better rural coverage for Indiana. But AT&T isn't any better in parts of rural Indiana either.

I travel around rural indiana and southwestern lower michigan constantly with T-mo and am constantly "scanning the network" for either a Centennial tower that T-mo has an agreement with or an AT&T one. I don't think T-mo has any agreements with AT&T, though (yet, I was told they have agreements with Cingular in some areas, that was when there "was" a Cingular) and yes, my phone did switch in some areas to Cingular. My point: I can always find a tower on AT&T when there is no T-mo network, however, now, there is never an agreement for that tower. So, my feelings are, bar none, AT&T would have better coverage than T-mo in rural Indiana & Michigan. I wish T-mo would either get more agreements with Centennial to use their towers or AT&T, their c...
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I travel around rural indiana and southwestern lower michigan constantly with T-mo and am constantly "scanning the network" for either a Centennial tower that T-mo has an agreement with or an AT&T one. I don't think T-mo has any agreements with AT&T, though (yet, I was told they have agreements with Cingular in some areas, that was when there "was" a Cingular) and yes, my phone did switch in some areas to Cingular. My point: I can always find a tower on AT&T when there is no T-mo network, however, now, there is never an agreement for that tower. So, my feelings are, bar none, AT&T would have better coverage than T-mo in rural Indiana & Michigan. I wish T-mo would either get more agreements with Centennial

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dude get tmobile
dnt pay overages for no reason
ive had cingular- ended up paying 400 bucks
wen the contract ended
i had verizon- was paying 150 a month for a lone for only two ppl
i havent had a problem wit tmobile by far
and we pay 99 bucks for 3 ppl including unlimited txt pix and im
get tmobile