How Long Until Verizon Shuts Off Phone 2019
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07-20-2016,07:50 PM #151
I myself am perfectly happy with my Loyalty smartphone plan and iPhone half dozen, and so I hope they don't screw around with it.
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07-23-2016,08:15 AM #152
Verizon 2G close down past 12-31-2019
These plans are slowly becoming less of a good deal though as data allotments grow on the Verizon Program. Unless you have unlimited information, you're probably better off on Verizon Prepaid or The Verizon Plan.
Originally Posted by nostaldia 
Not true. And 2 year contracts are the best way to buy a telephone if you lot are on grandfathered plan - NW, Alltel, Loyalty. In fact, you are giving Verizon extra money each calendar month if you are on one of those plans and don't get a new subsidized telephone every ii years.
Actually hoping to meet VoLTE on Verizon Prepaid soon.
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07-23-2016,09:56 AM #153
I cannot believe 2G 1xRTT has been such a popular topic of give-and-take here at HoFo.
Enjoy the twilight years. I'll be trying to continue my IS-95 StarTAC performance on the network into the sunset. We'll see how long that lasts considering we are entering the e911 endgame. The final remaining devices are actually going to hurt the compliance numbers.
http://www.verizonwireless.com/suppo...mpliance-faqs/
On a similar note, Sprint is really defenseless with their pants down. Do they fifty-fifty accept a 1xRTT succession plan? Everything vocalization is still 1xRTT over at that place and they just established an ESMR 800MHz 1xRTT network.
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07-26-2016,eleven:11 AM #154
It nevertheless remains the near reliable for voice until Verizon can match their LTE coverage and VoLTE reliability to their 1x network. I'd imagine they'd exist able to do this before the terminate of 2019, so I don't remember it's much of an event. Originally Posted past E_tron I cannot believe 2G 1xRTT has been such a popular topic of discussion hither at HoFo.
Bask the twilight years. I'll be trying to go along my IS-95 StarTAC functioning on the network into the sunset. We'll run into how long that lasts considering we are entering the e911 endgame. The last remaining devices are really going to hurt the compliance numbers.
http://world wide web.verizonwireless.com/suppo...mpliance-faqs/
On a like note, Sprint is actually caught with their pants down. Practise they even accept a 1xRTT succession plan? Everything voice is notwithstanding 1xRTT over at that place and they merely established an ESMR 800MHz 1xRTT network.
I also wonder what will happen with Sprint, since a large office of their coverage is 1x roaming on Verizon.
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07-26-2016,12:26 PM #155
A) You're assuming Sprint will notwithstanding exist then. B) they should likewise exist making plans for this transition. They're Sprint so they probably are not. Originally Posted by dnywlsh I also wonder what will happen with Sprint, since a large office of their coverage is 1x roaming on Verizon.
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07-26-2016,01:09 PM #156
Dart's voice coverage depends on Verizon's 1x and a HUGE portion of Dart's data coverage is Verizon 3G. If Verizon always shuts off that 3G, lots of Sprint customers will accept some Large new coverage holes. Originally Posted by dnywlsh I too wonder what volition happen with Dart, since a large function of their coverage is 1x roaming on Verizon.
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07-26-2016,01:36 PM #157
Verizon is already converting almost of their 3G spectrum to LTE. Originally Posted by ggore Sprint'southward vox coverage depends on Verizon's 1x and a HUGE portion of Dart's data coverage is Verizon 3G. If Verizon ever shuts off that 3G, lots of Dart customers volition have some BIG new coverage holes.
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07-26-2016,01:41 PM #158
No worries here, Dart roams on U.Southward. Cellular for service in Mendocino Canton, and in Lake Canton, where they have one, lonely site, in Lakeport on Clear Lake. I'm non sure where else they have that arrangement, but USCC and Sprint also have a nationwide LTE roaming agreement now too, and so in improver to USCC EVDO here, Dart gets LTE also. Originally Posted by ggore Sprint'southward voice coverage depends on Verizon'southward 1x and a HUGE portion of Sprint's data coverage is Verizon 3G. If Verizon ever shuts off that 3G, lots of Sprint customers will have some BIG new coverage holes.
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07-26-2016,x:03 PM #159
As well bad US Cellular doesn't even have coverage in over one-half of the Usa, then it's not really a fair trade off. Originally Posted by ilvla2 No worries here, Sprint roams on U.S. Cellular for service in Mendocino Canton, and in Lake Canton, where they take one, alone site, in Lakeport on Clear Lake. I'g not sure where else they have that arrangement, only USCC and Sprint also take a nationwide LTE roaming agreement now as well, so in addition to USCC EVDO here, Sprint gets LTE besides.
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07-26-2016,10:15 PM #160
Nope, but where they do cover, it'south tops. Originally Posted by geoff5093 Too bad Usa Cellular doesn't even have coverage in over half of the Us, so it's non really a off-white merchandise off.
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07-26-2016,10:17 PM #161
Except they haven't added any new coverage areas in years. Verizon has been adding towers throughout NH, yet U.s. Cellular which was once the king is now lacking in many parts of the state. Originally Posted by ilvla2 Nope, only where they exercise embrace, it's tops.
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07-26-2016,10:19 PM #162
They maintain the coverage lead hither in rural Northwestern California, though Verizon and AT&T are pretty close, and T-Mobile is coming on strong now too. They cover their Oregon and Washington areas well too, NorCal, Oregon and Washington make up their Northwest Market, which, until the early 2000'due south, too used to include Southeastern Idaho and Hawaii, just SE ID went to Alltel (Verizon at present owns the A and B side in that location), and Hawaii to AT&T. Originally Posted by geoff5093 Except they haven't added any new coverage areas in years. Verizon has been adding towers throughout NH, all the same U.s.a. Cellular which was once the male monarch is now lacking in many parts of the state.
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07-26-2016,11:eighteen PM #163
US Prison cell is minuscule compared to what Verizon offers. Sprint needs to be concerned nearly Verizon.
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07-26-2016,11:21 PM #164
Well, yep, merely, similar always, it depends on where you lot live, work and travel. If I lived in some areas in our county, and rarely traveled outside of it, I'd be with USCC. Originally Posted by CircuitSwitched Us Cell is minuscule compared to what Verizon offers. Dart needs to be concerned most Verizon.
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07-28-2016,11:15 AM #165
They permit 3G roaming on Verizon? Concluding I checked, it was 1x roaming only. Originally Posted by ggore Sprint's voice coverage depends on Verizon'southward 1x and a HUGE portion of Sprint's data coverage is Verizon 3G. If Verizon always shuts off that 3G, lots of Sprint customers will have some BIG new coverage holes.
Verizon volition well-nigh likely shut off 1x and 3G at the same fourth dimension. It wouldn't make sense to shut down 1x and keep 3G running, since vocalisation calls can't be made over EVDO.
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