Redundant question, sorry (Verizon to Cingular)
I live around an hourish from Chicago. How is the coverage around there? I have been with Verizon for many, many years. I have been dissapointed with their phone selections and just their products in general. I have been happy with their coverage however. I almost never have dropped calls. But any extra stuff you want on your phone (And I mean everything extra) is extra money. 4 phones right now cost about $100.00 a month and that is just basic stuff and the lowest amount of minutes offered. No texting, no media, no data. How does Cingular match up? Also, if the map says best, good, moderate coverage, then how good is good coverage? Does this mean that you can still use the phone inside a building?
Thanks for any insight anyone can give
Thanks for any insight anyone can give
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the best answer you can get is to go sign up with at&t and try us out for 30 days. While the digital maps help give you a picture of what coverage might be like in an area it is really best to just sign up and try it for yourself.
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