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It takes less than a day to port your number over. As a Project Fi customer I can tell you that 1) customer support is awesome 2) It feels like a VC-backed star
by praneshp 10y ago
It takes less than a day to port your number over.
As a Project Fi customer I can tell you that 1) customer support is awesome 2) It feels like a VC-backed startup, they give you generous discounts for small issues 3) There are a few small issues, for example some fuck-up with wifi calling 4) It's terrible if you travel a lot 5) Its great if you travel a lot to places with networks that are Fi-partners.
What I really love is that they do true cash-back for unused data, not rollovers, etc.
- pmlamotte 10y agoFor number 4 are you referring to domestic travel? I used Fi on my Nexus 6P recently through Canada, Japan, Indonesia, and Taiwan with the service becoming available soon after landing. I was actually surprised it worked as well as it did.
- praneshp 10y agoDomestic, yes. It was bad for me when I was in Montana recently, but it could just be that regular mobile networks suck in those places anyway (because sparse population). When I went home to India it worked very well, likely because it just hopped on to a good network. Coupled with really cheap roaming data, and automatically using google voice for all calls, its simply awesome.