coffeedrinker0146
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...or bad move? For the past 2 years I have had AT&T gophone prepaid service. While the offer a large nationwide calling area for $60 a month for unlimited talk.text there are some problems. With AT&T gophone the talk quality is horrible. People cant hear me and they always complain that I"m breaking up. My calls always get butoff or dropped even with full bars with AT&T gophone.
I'm really thinking about dropping at&t gophone and switching to Boost Mobile CDMA for $50 a month unlimited talk, text, web, email and 411.
Boost CDMA covers most of the areas I frequant. There is a small problem thats making me hesitate switching to boost.
Once a year there are two rural areas that I go to that Boost CDMA as well Sprint. One area is a rural county that only has 35,000 people. Another is a national park. AT&T gophone works in both of these areas. Verizon and tmobile have coverage in both of these areas. Should I just pruchase a Verizon prepaid phone for the rare times that I vacation in these areas once per year? Or not get Boost mobile at all?
I'm really thinking about dropping at&t gophone and switching to Boost Mobile CDMA for $50 a month unlimited talk, text, web, email and 411.
Boost CDMA covers most of the areas I frequant. There is a small problem thats making me hesitate switching to boost.
Once a year there are two rural areas that I go to that Boost CDMA as well Sprint. One area is a rural county that only has 35,000 people. Another is a national park. AT&T gophone works in both of these areas. Verizon and tmobile have coverage in both of these areas. Should I just pruchase a Verizon prepaid phone for the rare times that I vacation in these areas once per year? Or not get Boost mobile at all?