AT&T phone servcie

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Does anyone have experience with AT&T cell phone, TV & Internet service?

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

I have their phone service. It's been fine. I haven't had any problems. They'll increase the fees when the contract is up like all the rest of them. I'll change over to someone else when they do.

[JMintzer]

We have AT&T cellular (from up North) and the reception here could be better. It's not horrible, but we occasionally drop a call...

We also have AT&T Internet only at home, and we use AT&T TV (used to be AT&T Now). It works great!

Firesticks on all the TVs. Cable cut!

Here, in TV, we have Spectrum internet only. No problems so far...

[bumpygreens]

I have had bad experiences with AT&T. Cell phone service is just okay...nothing great. Internet in most areas is slow and provided by a third part. TV is satellite and also from a third party. I had them in Ohio before moving to The Villages, and my monthly bill climbed to $206 for a land line, internet and TV. I had already dropped their cellular due to sub-par coverage. I use Sprint (now T-Mobile) for cellular, 1Gig fiberoptic internet from CenturyLink, and Fubo streaming. All cell phone services can be spotty here. Sprint seems to work well enough, and I enabled WiFi calling on my phone for better connections from home. Fubo is $60 per month and has most of the channels I care to watch. CenturyLink's 1G service isn't available in all areas. I think its a good deal if you can get it.- $65/month guaranteed not to increase, and is more than enough to handle everything I've connected to it (solar array, 2 smart phones, 2 tablets, 2 computers and 2 streaming TVs.)

[PennBF]

Those with AT&T cell phone performance problems, where do you live. It is possible that you are not alone if you are in a new build area and AT&T has not fully built a tower to cover that location!! The question is,how long will it take to get a tower built and operational. The average is 18 months. :ohdear: