I got problems with my AT&T service there. Does Verizon do better there?
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Phone reception in WY and NE?
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Bleh... hope at&t will get their stuff together, dont feel like switching to Verizon!
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I have Verizon. The funny thing is, when I’m in certain spots out there. I get no phone service because they do not have an agreement with a local phone/cell tower company. BUT I do get internet because they have an agreement with a local company. Go Figure.
So strange! All I want is a provider with a service that works everywhere. Is that too much to ask for?
I think it is but we'll get there! Maybe try an army grade sat phone 
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Why don’t you get a phone for Verizon, one for AT&T and one tor T Mobile and you should be covered just fine.So strange! All I want is a provider with a service that works everywhere. Is that too much to ask for?I think it is but we'll get there! Maybe try an army grade sat phone
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That's a lot of phones
I will look into getting Verizon to go with my AT&T and prolly disconnect boost mobile. I had boost of a while because it worked great where I lived but with this job it doesn't pull its weight. I hear Verizon is the most expensive carrier. How much is your monthly plan?What a glorious Day!
If you are willing to get a compatible phone, Google's Project Fi is the solution. It uses the best signal from all three networks!
Their explanation: if you’re using a phone designed for Fi, you’ll get even more from the Fi network; your phone will keep you on the best signal by intelligently shifting between three mobile 4G LTE networks and automatically connecting to 2 million+ secure Wi-Fi hotspots.
The trick is that you have to have a Google Nexus or Pixel phone to use the system.
I can't post links but just google for "project fi"
Their explanation: if you’re using a phone designed for Fi, you’ll get even more from the Fi network; your phone will keep you on the best signal by intelligently shifting between three mobile 4G LTE networks and automatically connecting to 2 million+ secure Wi-Fi hotspots.
The trick is that you have to have a Google Nexus or Pixel phone to use the system.
I can't post links but just google for "project fi"
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