I average from 5mbps to 25mbps on ATT in Chicago so not much difference really. I'd always welcome more speed but 5-6mbps gets the job done on mobile.
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The thing I noticed when comparing plans is how they advertise talk vs data. When putting together a full plan and then reviewing what the final cost is after taxes and fees, there were barely any savings anywhere. AT&T has a 6% higher work discount than Verizon. But AT&T applies the discount within the voice plan where Verizon applied it to the overall account, so that 6% savings really came out to like 1%.Originally posted by Bouncer View PostYea ATT has always been fine for me. Just trying to save money as best I can and sprint offers unlimited everything at a cheaper price for me. I don't ever plan on living out in the country so it will probably work fine for me.
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I'm surprised by those numbers. ATT and VZ usually pretty close on speeds in most major markets.Originally posted by Bouncer View PostI average from 5mbps to 25mbps on ATT in Chicago so not much difference really. I'd always welcome more speed but 5-6mbps gets the job done on mobile.
I average 25-40 at home but as I get closer to town and around my work area it's around 45-69.
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Yea, this is a good site to check coverage for different areas. Sprint is full LTE in LA an surrounding area. http://opensignal.com/coverage-maps/US/Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostThat's a good deal! Hope you researched LA coverage. Should be generally good in the city, I think. Boonies may be a different story.
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Boom. Classic bouncers shits the best. [emoji14]
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Repor...-speed_id53965
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Originally posted by Bouncer View PostFb if you bring in your current cell bill sprint will "cut your bill in half" with the promotion they are running. Worth a shot.
I don't know that Sprint is the greatest around here. It could be better these days, but it sure used to have a terrible reputation. And my bill is more than twice $40, lol
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No it hasn't had a great reputation for a long time but everything I read in my research says they have spent tons of money in the last few years buying up different bands and coverage areas expanding etc..
Check that site I posted and look at your area. That will tell you which companies have best coverage.
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Didn't realize how good of a deal I got actually. Was just looking at the different rates. For the package that I have Sprint charges $60 a month for unlimited everything.
I was lucky enough to have a friend who knew someone at Sprint that was able to put me in the Wireless Advantage Program. I knew it was a discount but I figured it was just a few bucks off per month or something. Didn't realize it was $20 dollars off per month! That's badass! And because I already had my nexus that works on any of the providers I didn't even have to pay the $36 activation fee.
Sprint / Sprint Wireless Advantage Club
*Advantage Club customers can get unlimited talk, text and data for smartphones at $40 a month*
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