- Location
- Draper, UT
Contract about to expire and I'm not impressed with Sprint.
Best cell phone company for wheeling Utah
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Badger
I am the Brute squad
- Location
- South Salt Lake
The best I have seen as far as working in the middle of nowhere has been Verizon. As far as Sprint goes..unless your in the city you can forget about receiving calls from what I have seen on a few phones.
Westernhunter
Active Member
Not T Mobile. I also say Verizon.
Unimog
Eric
- Location
- Stansbury Park, UT
X3 on Verizon, but just from hearsay of friends. I've had Sprint which was horrible and T-Movile, which was pretty bad except roaming was same as AT&T. I have AT&T now, which is mediocre outside of populated areas. AT&T can even show a couple of bars like out between Price and Green River, but you can't actually make a call. To be completely fair, I'll say that AT&T's LTE data service in the city ROCKS! 12 meg down on the phone!
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193kyle
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Chattanooga, TN
Another vote for Verizon!
richpblaze
Registered User
- Location
- Stansbury Park, Utah
Verizon
Had T-mobile for 20+ years switched to Verizon a couple years ago. By far the best coverage even in remote places all over the Country while in the Oil fields.
Had T-mobile for 20+ years switched to Verizon a couple years ago. By far the best coverage even in remote places all over the Country while in the Oil fields.
- Location
- Riverton, UT
Like they said, Verizon except in Death Valley.
mombobuggy
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
Not a fan of T mobile however it does work in mineral basin where others do not/
I have verizon and have been very impressed with where I have service. I even had 3G at FYTO! Even in some of the canyons down in Moab I tend to have service. But that comes at a cost, verizon is pricey. That being said I probably won't get rid of mine anytime soon because i'm grandfathered into unlimited data 
- Location
- Draper, UT
Nuff said
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
I love TMobile, and they have been awesome nationwide, but Verizon rules for being in the middle of nowhere.
Yep, as everyone else has said, Verizon has the best coverage in odd places, or less traveled places. However, Verizon coverage blows at my house. I had a free Verizon phone through my work and gave it up in favor of paying for service that actually works at my house. I use AT&T and have zero complaints about it for every day use.
Rivertown has some odd spots in it, my phone isn't happy in certain areas. Same with our air cards for our computers also verizon. Herriman and Riverton have some "blind" spots. Haven't had any issues anywhere else in the valley
RockChucker
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
I have verizon and have been very impressed with where I have service. I even had 3G at FYTO! Even in some of the canyons down in Moab I tend to have service. But that comes at a cost, verizon is pricey. That being said I probably won't get rid of mine anytime soon because i'm grandfathered into unlimited data
That's what i thought too until i changed my plan. They wouldn't grandfather me in. Pretty lame. Great coverage though. But to be honest my dads prepaid net 10 phone gets better coverage than me sometimes out in the middle of nowhere.
Indeed. I'd be sitting at my house with "full coverage" and get a voicemail from a missed call, no ring at all. This would happen all the time. My wife's company provided t-mobile is good at our house too, it's only Verizon that is questionable.
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Verizon, unless your in Mexico, then AT&T
I agree, I had verizon for a long time, but the last year or so I was always getting crappy customer service and they didn't seem to care to help when I would go into the store, so I switched to T-mobile, they have been good to me and I usually have reception but I haven't gone up to the mountains much since having them, but my vote for good reception everywhere would be verizon.
Tom95YJ
Tom @ Artec
- Location
- Herriman, Utah
I have Verizon and I get service in the middle of nowhere. I can not speak for the other services.