When I opened the message, I found that w9jh_jack had written:
> Your experience confirms the overwhelming majority of online reviews that I
> have read
> about Virgin. Originally thought this would be the way to go to save some $
> but it sounds
> like a classic case of "you get what you pay for" with Virgin Braoadband2Go.
>
> I now plan to go with Verizon. More $ but better coverage, faster downloads
> and decent
> customer service.
I've has two phones with VZ for years and find that their coverage is excellent.
However, that 5G limit on broad band would cost us a fortune!
For a non-traveler, Virgin sounds really good..................."if"..........one is in a good
area. They tell me I'm in an excellent reception out here in the desert, but I don't stay
in the desert. We travel a lot.
We just spent three months on the road from here back to the east coast and down the
coast and had excellent service with Alltel. For whatever reason, that changed in this
area when we returned. We're hoping they find out the problem or that it will change
for the better when AT&T takes over this area.
Regards,
Jim
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