Re: T-Mobile Sprint Merger: Say goodbye to scam calls

"badgolferman" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups misc.phone.mobile.iphone,comp.mobile.android,alt.cellular
Organization Aioe.org NNTP Server
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Arlen Holder wrote:

>BTW, T-mobile will lend you a phone so that you can check out the
>service, side by side, with your current carrier, if you are making
>good choices.

I have two phones, a personal iPhone 7 with T-mobile, and a work iPhone
SE with Verizon.  I also have a work MiFi hotspot device with Verizon.
I live in SE Virginia.

There is no doubt the Verizon coverage and signal strength is superior
to T-Mobile from my experience.  This is also true in areas away from
my home whenever I have traveled.  I used to complain to VZW several
years ago that I got terrible signal in my house so they gave me a
minitower which hooked up to the router.  When I switched to T-Mobile
they gave me a free minitower right out the door when I told them I
have trouble getting cellular service with VZW.

Sitting in my den right now I see the VZW phone has three bars and the
TMO phone has one bar, sometimes zero bars.  When I was going to the
office I had the same problems and that's why I chose the VZW service
for my work phone.

Having said all that it's not worth it for me to switch my personal
service to VZW.  The overall cost of ownership for the service and free
Netlix make TMO a better choice for my family.  I've had VZW before and
do not like their customer service.  I also used to be a Verizon FiOS
network technician and know what happens in the background when
something breaks.  Granted VZW is not the same as FiOS, but it's the
same company and I don't want to give them my money.
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