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Your mileage will vary based upon the area where you live. You should choose
the provider that works the best where you live and travel. I like Verizon
but had to drop them because the coverage at my home is extremely poor. I
discussed this with Verizon and they are aware of the problem and said that
it may be years before they can install a new call site due to issues
regarding acquisition of land and city approvals. I switched to Sprint and
now have five bars at my home because they have the only cell site in the
area.
-mij
"Paul J. Lucas" <pauljlucas@mac.com> wrote in message
news:OJRHd.13471$5R.1674@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com...
> grilla <grilla@swbell.net> wrote:
>> according to the local palm one rep verizon is losing a great deal of
>> business to sprint over this. plus, the sprint unlimited email/internet
>> plan
>> is an extra $15/month, vs verizon at $50.
>
> The problem is there are people like me who don't need
> unlimited anything. I *occasionally* check/send e-mail from my
> phone and would therefore prefer simply to be billed on a
> pay-as-I-go plan. With Verizon, I currently have it deducted
> from my monthly minutes just like voice, not data. AFAIK,
> Sprint charges you for every option at least $5/mo each. My
> experience with Sprint with my Kyocera 6035 was horrible.
>
> - Paul