Best rural coverage

[cellhead]

Of the two carriers, which have better rural coverage around the SE portion Of the us (nc, sc, va, tn? I'm looking to switch from Verizon because the prices are outrageous. 

 

T-Mobile?

Sprint ?

 

[JakeNTech]

6 minutes ago, cellhead said:

Of the two carriers, which have better rural coverage around the SE portion Of the us (nc, sc, va, tn? I'm looking to switch from Verizon because the prices are outrageous. 

 

T-Mobile?

Sprint ?

 

Use there single checkers on there website.....Or buy a pay as you go sim and see which one gives you the best signal. 

[cellhead]

3 minutes ago, fixitnow said:

Use there single checkers on there website.....Or buy a pay as you go sim and see which one gives you the best signal. 

Those are actually accurate? Always thought it was a guess

[MaxBunny]

11 minutes ago, cellhead said:

Of the two carriers, which have better rural coverage around the SE portion Of the us (nc, sc, va, tn? I'm looking to switch from Verizon because the prices are outrageous. 

 

T-Mobile?

Sprint ?

T-Mobile is the best. Every Tuesday you get things like free pizza.

[JakeNTech]

Just now, cellhead said:

Those are actually accurate? Always thought it was a guess

They probably aren't but at least that gives you a reason to cancel the contract. 

**FUN FACT**
When you see an advert that says 99.9% coverage, thats only for inside the M25, as long as that has good coverage you can tell everyone you have good coverage. Thats how they draw people into there contracts. O2 claims to have high signal coverage, but as soon as you leave a town your back to 2G. 

[linkboy]

Going prepaid is an option as well.

 

I live in South Dakota and I've got my Pixel XL on Verizon's prepaid. Only pay $50 a month for 9GB of data.