Thinking about it....

[anon(464338)]

If OP3T worked on Verizon I would definitely try it.

It's funny, I see this statement on many forums. Don't know why anyone stays on Verizon.. Lol

 

[speedlever]

It's funny, I see this statement on many forums. Don't know why anyone stays on Verizon.. Lol

VZW is good, but like any other service, they have dead spots for service. I have relatives who have been on VZW forever and won't leave, even though they have almost no service at their house. My ATT service works great in their house. Oh well.

 

[JoshDunc]

It's funny, I see this statement on many forums. Don't know why anyone stays on Verizon.. Lol

Where I live, VZW is the only service provider where I get service. All other carriers have horrible coverage. I did not want to switch at first but after have them for almost 2 months I am very pleased with the coverage I get everywhere I go. I have hit less dead spots with VZW than I did with any other carrier.

On the flip side, they are very difficult to get phones with. They do no support several devices I'd like to try. I LOVE my 128GB Quite Black Pixel but I love technology and would love to try the mid ranged devices to see if maybe I would want to save some money and use one. It sucks. Lol

 

[speedlever]

Does VZW have a byod program? Or are they pretty specific about the phones they allow on their system?

I was happy that AT&T seems pretty open to whatever GSM device you want to bring to their system. I suspect TMo is the same. Not sure about Sprint.

 

[JoshDunc]

Does VZW have a byod program? Or are they pretty specific about the phones they allow on their system?

I was happy that AT&T seems pretty open to whatever GSM device you want to bring to their system. I suspect TMo is the same. Not sure about Sprint.

Verizon is pretty picky. OP phones will not work on VZW.