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> As for me? ATT has provided the best service of any carrier while traveling, so I will use them. I'm curious about your reasons to say that AT&T provides the
by manuelabeledo 4y ago
> As for me? ATT has provided the best service of any carrier while traveling, so I will use them.
I'm curious about your reasons to say that AT&T provides the best service "while traveling". I'm guessing it would be domestic travel, because AT&T roaming charges are the second highest among the big three (I believe Verizon is actually even more expensive).
I was a customer and an employee of AT&T for a while, and I find T-Mobile to be better in almost every aspect, except perhaps for coverage in very rural areas, which I don't mind. T-Mobile 5G coverage and speed is also significantly better.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoDo you mean international charges? I thought roaming has not been a thing for a decade. Many ATT plans include usage in all of the western hemisphere, excluding the Caribbean islands. And for countries not included, it is $10 per day ($5 for other lines on your plan) up to 10 days in a billing cycle, and after that it is free until the next billing cycle. Not the cheapest (I think T-Mobile has international at $5 per day), but not terrible either for a quick jaunt somewhere and not having to worry about SIMs or changing phone number or whatever.
- manuelabeledo 4y agoRight, roaming as in international roaming. I’m on T-Mobile right now, and the plan equivalent to the one I had with AT&T (all inclusive and unlimited data), does include 5GB of international data per month. AT&T was $10, even for employees, so not a great deal for frequent travelers.
- matwood 4y agoBasic international is included on most t-mobile plans.