I have owned 3 Microcells, and each one has lasted just over 12 months before they just stop working. Mine just died, again. IMO this is outrageous on soooo many fronts. Customer Service is no help. They simply advize to buy a new one. I've already spent around $600 to make up for AT&T's lousy cover

Hi,  I'm on a prepaid $50/month bring your own device plan. My number is registered in Detroit and works amazingly while I'm in the city or suburbs. However, I get no reception when I go to specific cities. Over the past few months I've had this problem in Toledo, Omaha, Peoria, and Phoenix. As soon

I am considering buying the new Pocophone F1 but need to know what it's compatibility and reception will be in the US, specifically, Southern California. I'm on my phone constantly on the five freeway between San Clemente and Irvine.https://www.kimovil.com/en/where-to-buy-xiaomi-pocophone-f1 says th

My wife and i both work within 1 mile of each other. Her, I and all of our coworkers who use AT&T do not have service in this area of Houston. We tried calling AT&T and the only help they could provide was to buy a new phone (we both have iPhone X), and this will not solve the problem because the is

Does an MVNO like straight talk or cricket offer the same quality of service that AT&T would& being that they bought the service from AT&T?  If not, how do they differ?  Is the LTE coverage the same?

I grew up in DeWitt County Texas,  and I still often travel to Cuero TX (located in DeWitt County) for my work.Growing up, I and all of my friends and family all had Cingular (before it became AT&T) ...because Cingular, hands down, had the absolute best coverage and service in area.  No other carrie

Hi guys, i have so many questions about the current feature of AT&T. I'm going overseas next month, and i just wanna know, if i use iMessage on a foreign network, (Swiss Network) i will be using the 800MB Passport plan data? or is it free? Also, i would like to know any recommendation on how to use

Hi, I was checking the coverage map to see coverage where i grew up, its "off-network" area that just showed orange coverage, now there is dark green with parallel lines running through it. The map legend doesn't represent these new colored areas in "off-net" areas. Could someone from ATT explain th

We moved into our house 2 years ago. Everything was great and for about the last 6 months our coverage and speeds have been awful. We are lucky to get two bars or even load a 30 second video. I figured maybe the towers were being worked on but not for 6+ months. Frustrating to say the least.

I have lived in the same area for 3+ years now and been an AT&T customer longer. Despite the AT&T coverage map showing excellent coverage over my entire sub-division, the service is horrible. No more than 1, MAYBE 2 bars everywhere in the neighborhood. Even have spots where you can't get any

This is more of a comment than a question.  This past November we were on our annual elk hunt to eastern Oregon.  To my surprise when we arrived at our camping location (very high up on a hill) I had no cell phone service, the same location that has had At&t cell service for many, many years.  At fi

I keep seeing ads for ATT which say stuff like "best 4G LTE" "most coverage" blah blah blah... Why is it that in a major market area (SW Florida) specifically Charlotte County, nestled in between Sarasota and Fort Myers, my coverage has been getting worse and worse as time goes by? The number of tow

I have had long-standing problems with coverage in my house, neighborhood and even the surrounding area. In the house, I'm lucky to get one bar. I may get two bars if I'm in an upstairs bedroom, by the window, facing west. I have a lot of difficulty making calls, and fully 80 percent of incoming cal

I work for you Union Pacifc and am from Cheyenne, Wyomig but got forced to work in Green River Wyoming, almost 300 miles away. Needless to say if you look on the network map it shows I should be roaming from Rawlins wy all the way to Green River wy. But I noticed that I had AT&T 3G all the way in th

I'm planning to move to a city in Florida where there are 3 options for high speed internet.  One of them has wide availability but is slower and more expensive than AT&T fiber, another has very limited availability, and then there's AT&T fiber...  The only reason I even know it's available is becau

I have spent hours and hours looking for 4g-LTE compatible GSM phones to use on At&t network because i was under the impression that At&t and so many more devices to choose from then Verizon.  From what i am gathering there isnt hardly anything else out there that gets LTE coverage in the US then Ve

I'll be traveling to the UK and using the International Day Pass and will want to live stream with the Periscope app- I understand that will use my data.  My UK periscope friends always complain about the signal being crap in the UK but they're only with one provider like EE.  I can't find anything

There had been an outage in my area supposedly according to my app.... it’s been out for more than 24 hours now and I haven’t seen any workers in the area trying to fix it. At this point I’m extremely frustrated and don’t know what to do. I’ve been using my hotspot to get on my computer to do school

Specifically ... Vernon Manor [Edited for privacy.]     The voice coverage map shows "Moderate" coverage around this address, yet I am unable to make or recieve any phone calls from within, or outside, the building.  Roughly 1 out of 3 text messages make it in or out until I'm about a quarter mile a

From my understanding ATT uses 700/1700/2100 for ltebut i have also read that it uses a paired 1700/2100 up and downlink systemthis phone listed below has a 1700 and a 2100here are the frequencies the phone uses"2G GSM : 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and/or3G : 850 (B5) / 900 (B8) / 1700 (B4) / 1900 (B1)