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    Have You Heard of ATT Toggle?

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    • scottalanmillerS
      scottalanmiller @alexntg
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      @alexntg said:

      @scottalanmiller said:

      If only it were on a good network. But we'll never know. 😉

      Your mileage may vary. I've maintained a fleet of 40 AT&T phones, and they've had excellent service throughout the country, as well as in Europe, China, and even Mauritius.

      Two of us once drive from the VA coast to the mountains. On that drive his AT&T phone never got a signal. My Verizon held a data connection without dropping. Three hours if driving!

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller
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        Where I am now TM and Verizon are the only working options.

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        • DashrenderD
          Dashrender
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          The reality is it really does depend on the area. On I-80 (unless something changes) from Lincoln, NE to Denver the only thing that works is Tmobile or ATT.

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          • ?
            A Former User @scottalanmiller
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            @scottalanmiller ATT must be a option for you? No?

            I just switch to ATT and have been very happy.

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            • JaredBuschJ
              JaredBusch
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              It will be a long time before I trust Sprint again. Hopefully SoftBank can turn them around. So that means AT&T or Verizon in the St. Louis market. T-Mobile is improving, but the coverage is not there yet IMO.

              For me, it is AT&T over Verizon, but that is is like deciding if you want the red dragon or blue dragon to eat you for a snack? Both are big evil behemoths.

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              • R
                RAM.
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                lol Scott tell my fiancee you get signal everywhere and she'll giggle. Her parents live in Western Maryland, I went to text someone and they said "you have to stand in the drive way, there is no service in the house". I looked at my phone and... full bars, looked at her phone and... nothing. At least my phone doesn't require me to stand in driveways to text lol.

                Secondly a VP was trying to send an email from a job site, had to chase his phone around in the air like he was flying a kite until he got a signal... he tripped and dropped his phone in a river. Once again, a feature ATT hasn't given me yet lol.

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                • scottalanmillerS
                  scottalanmiller @A Former User
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                  @Aaron-Studer said:

                  @scottalanmiller ATT must be a option for you? No?

                  I just switch to ATT and have been very happy.

                  Nope. AT&T is specifically the one carrier with zero coverage here. None. Verizon and Tmobile are full strength. AT&T can't even make a call. Everyone who works here gets another phone if they had AT&T.

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                  • NetworkNerdN
                    NetworkNerd
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                    So now that we have all talked about different mobile carriers and how much we love / dislike them, is there any kind of feedback on ATT's Toggle product?

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                    • alexntgA
                      alexntg @NetworkNerd
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                      @NetworkNerd said:

                      So now that we have all talked about different mobile carriers and how much we love / dislike them, is there any kind of feedback on ATT's Toggle product?

                      Not specifically? To part of your OP, AT&T's been in the hosting/colo space for while, though they aren't quite the first name that comes to mind.

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                      • kenK
                        ken
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                        I'd only buy telecoms from a telecoms company. Best of luck to them with their all-encompassing we'll sell you anything approach but I fear it may not work to well for the customer when they need help. Call me skeptical.

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