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South Shore coverage is excellent. The North Shore is a different story. Also, Sprint has free roaming with Verizon so you'll be able to make calls even when there's no Sprint coverage.
South Shore coverage is excellent. The North Shore is a different story. Also, Sprint has free roaming with Verizon so you'll be able to make calls even when there's no Sprint coverage.
This is true. With a small catch - you cannot roam from sprint to Verizon with more than 50% of your minutes. I guess after that point you get charged. I plan on switching to sprint because I know in my area sprint coverage is not bad, so for those small chances where I am driving around somewhere and I don't have coverage, to be able to jump to VZs network for free is awesome.
I love sprint. It works everywhere great except Long Beach, lol. It even worked perfectly in Europe. Go figure across the ocean it works fantastically and then yet in my own home it doesn't. Siiiigh. Most of the time (when i'm not home, which is 99% of the time), it works perfectly. AT&T is rated wprst cell provider by the way. There was just a report out.
I have a Blackberry with Sprint and it sucks. Lets see I had dropped/garbled calls in my car today in stony brook, east setauket, port jefferson, bayport, bohemia, ronkonkoma but it did work when i was in south setauket.
I have a Blackberry with Sprint and it sucks. Lets see I had dropped/garbled calls in my car today in stony brook, east setauket, port jefferson, bayport, bohemia, ronkonkoma but it did work when i was in south setauket.
Time to move to nassau!
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