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Ok, which is better... TMobile or Verizon for international service?
I narrowed it down to these two...
so all you world travelers, which is best? I'm off to buy a phone this weekend :thumbsup |
dunno what verizon uses to connect outside the US but Tmobile has their own network
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I am leaning towards TMobile, seeing if I am missing anything with Verizon tho |
T-Mobile man.. they have the "OG" GSM network internationally
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Neither, use any unlocked quad band phone and shove in a local prepaid sim. International roaming will rape you and you will still have to get a local sim in many countries for it to work. :2 cents:
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Verizon.
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Verizon sells 3 phones that can use GSM overseas and CDMA in the US. International roaming using a CDMA phone is pretty spotty.
You'd have a wider variety of phones using a GSM carrier, since probably 25-50% of their phones would be tri-band or quad-band, which is what you'd need if you're going to Europe or Asia. That would be T-mobile or Cingular. Cingular coverage in the US itself is generally better, but it depends on where you'd be using it most of the time. I know around here T-mobile is pretty shitty. I glanced at their international rates, they were pretty comparable. |
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The newer SIM cards the carriers provide should work most anywhere they have a roaming agreement, but a lot of Western Europe would be $0.99 per minute and it goes up from there. |
thanks for the great info so far.
still leaning on TMobile... any other helpful advice? |
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