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There are parts of San Diego near the border, where the only network a phone receives is from a Mexican carrier, while being inside U.S. territory. Racking up r
by writepub 7y ago
There are parts of San Diego near the border, where the only network a phone receives is from a Mexican carrier, while being inside U.S. territory. Racking up roaming fees from auto-updates and background app execution is a common occurrence
- Scoundreller 7y agoIt’s like the fire hydrant that a city loves to ticket people for parking in front of it. But it’s completely obstructed by a tree...
- vinay427 7y agoMany US carriers now include the same usage in Mexico (and Canada) as in the US, which should alleviate this problem. It was really common in Michigan as well, even inside some buildings very clearly on the US mainland.
- dymk 7y agoBoy I sure wish that was the case for ATT, but it’s not, and they’re one of the top three carriers in the US.
- vinay427 7y agoI don't have personal experience, but all of their default plans advertised here seem to include at least Mexico: https://www.att.com/plans/wireless.html https://www.att.com/plans/wireless.html Maybe you're on an older plan (that may also be cheaper)?
- toomuchtodo 7y agoWhich is why you should be using T-Mobile.