Verizon phone contract is about to be up...help?

[planetbuster]

im with att, been with them for years. oldskewl unlimited data plan which ill likely never give up.

att > verizon for data speeds..

verizon > att for coverage and call quality. always been that way, very likely always will. the other networks are just not on the level of these two yet, i wouldnt even bother with tmobile unless you already have a whipass phone that would be ready to go on their network, i think tmobile is GSM also.

i have regular galaxy S5 and its awesome.

[DavidR310]

Verizon is CDMA.


14 days with a restocking fee for the phone. What they have going for them is low prices for unlimited 4G data and easy annual upgrades with their Jump program. They also have better (than Verizon) signal strength in my area.

Pre-paid Verizon service uses sims in their phones.

[sticker]

I had verizon grandfathered unlimited and just switched due to I believe I was one of the ones being throttled due to using 6-8 Gbs a month because Im constanly streaming music at work. I switched to T-mobile due to unlimited streaming of certain music apps. I also was one of the lucky ones to recieve an invite for a Oneplus one phone so I told myself Im making the move if I got the invite. Ive had it for a month now and there service is ALOT better. I had Tmobile years ago and had to switch due to lack of service when i moved but now im at full bars and there 4G LTE is pretty fast.

Good luck on whatever carrier you choose

[ambiguous216]

Basic flip phones are CDMA. All 4g are SIM cards. Google it.

Verizon is CDMA.


14 days with a restocking fee for the phone. What they have going for them is low prices for unlimited 4G data and easy annual upgrades with their Jump program. They also have better (than Verizon) signal strength in my area.