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I'm taking a look at T-mobile's new no-contract plan. It's cheaper than my current deal with Verizon, but my only hesitation is if the coverage is as good in Westchester/NYC. Anyone using them now?
No problem. DW uses it for the calls and texts. She does not have data. No issues for call and texts. She uses it around Scarsdale, Hartsdale, White Plains and Manhattan.
Terrific have it now 6yrs ..Switched from Verizon when my landline and my cell didn't work at the same time... PS it was a clear day no storms no trees down, no reason. I think it was my lucky day actually
I have both Verizon (personal) and T-Mobile (work), and much prefer Verizon. Verizon also works a lot better when traveling,
I often have T-Mobile drop-outs (more so in data) in various parts of Westchester, particularly when closer to the Hudson. Verizon's not too bad unless traveling through Lower Westchester on the Hudson line
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