>>They're basically a budget provider with bad coverage (but not nearly as bad as T-Mobile) I don't know where you're located, but in the Bay Area a pre-paid T

>>They're basically a budget provider with bad coverage (but not nearly as bad as T-Mobile) I don't know where you're located, but in the Bay Area a pre-paid T-Mobile SIM card gets just as much, if not better, coverage than AT&T. I have a dual-SIM phone so I can watch the signal-strength of both the AT&T & T-Mobile on the same phone at the same time. When I get call-failed on the AT&T sim I can just dial out on SIM#2(T-Mobile) instead; flawless.