Was wondering how their service was and if you have any problems in more rural areas, I was thinking it was a more "near town" type of service, but my T-Mobile sucks.......
I had Metro "POS" when I lived in Largo. Back then it was brand new and was all that the teens could afford while in high school... I think they have improved their roaming, but back in the day the moment you left FL you had ZERO service. Dont expect to EVER talk to a customer service rep...ever... Otherwise, it was good for what I needed it for.
We had AT&T for a number of years. We were paying roughly $185/month for 2 phone lines, no internet, 1400 minutes to share (plus roll-over minutes). 14 months ago, we switched to Metro PCS to save money. Our bill went down from $185/month to $70/month for 2 phone lines PLUS unlimited minutes PLUS unlimited internet. If we had Android phones, it would only be $90/month for the 2 phone lines. We have the exact same coverage in our area that we had through AT&T (prior to 4G). In one year, we saved $1,380. No brainer. Would NEVER switch back. ETA: We sometimes have spotty service up here in the mountains, but so do my friends with Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint.
I have Metro PCS and I like it! probally not the cheapest out there ($40 month) but hey Their roaming has improved greatly and new areas getting added all the time. http://www.metropcs.com/coverage/
