Is there anyway to tell what companies provide coverage in an area? We live in a remote area in Mexico and our access is horrible, 2G via a cell tower and a Huawei E1756C stick. Because I am not fluent in Spanish it has been impossible to talk with the local companies to find out what will work. My neighbor signed up for a plan and when they got home neither the cell phone or internet stick could pick up a signal. I am so frustrated!!!! Jodie
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Sometimes they have a map of coverage on their websites. Try looking at that.
There may also be maps by enthusiasts of the location of each tower.
Another option is to find out what networks your friends/family are on, and see who has coverage at your house.
There may also be maps by enthusiasts of the location of each tower.
Another option is to find out what networks your friends/family are on, and see who has coverage at your house.
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