Bizarre Letter From Frontier Communications?

Every year, Frontier negotiates contracts with local TV broadcasters and national cable networks to offer their programming. Some are demanding unreasonable rate increases. Frontier is working hard to negotiate a fair deal and avoid any channel disruption by the broadcasters. We understand how important your local programming is to you and we apologize for the inconvenience.

Our goal is to deliver the highest quality in TV entertainment at the best value for your money. If any stations are removed from your lineup, Frontier will work on your behalf to return those channels to your lineup as soon as possible and at a reasonable rate.

 As always, thank you for being a Frontier customer!

UPDATE: Frontier continues negotiations with local TV broadcasters who are demanding unreasonable rate increases. Channels listed below may be removed at any time. If any of your channels are impacted, Frontier will provide further details on this page.
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What is Zero Rating?

Zero rating has become the center of the net neutrality debate. Toll free data or sponsored data is the practice of mobile network operators (MNO), mobile virtual network operators (MVNO), and Internet service providers (ISP) who do not to charge customers for data used by specific applications or internet services through their network or is limited or metered.

Zero rating plans exempt particular data from counting against a user's data cap, or from accruing any excess usage charges.  A zero rating may provide an unfair advantage to the provider of the content that is zero rated, compared to other content providers or potential new entrants. 

India recently decided to reject zero rating plans such as Facebook's Free Basics, while in the United States carriers push boundaries with zero rating experiments such as T-Mobile's Binge-On plan, as well as AT&T's Sponsored Data, Verizon's FreeBee, and Comcast's Stream TV.  Read more. 

The nation’s two largest wireless carriers have told the FCC to ease up on its probe of zero-rated mobile data policies. But the issue may soon be moot anyway under President-elect Donald Trump’s administration. The commission recently sent letters to both Verizon and AT&T warning that their policies for zero-rated content could harm competition and consumers. The model enables users to consume specific types of video and other content on mobile devices without incurring wireless data charges.  AT&T zero-rates content from its recently launched DirecTV Now for its wireless customers; Verizon does the same with its Go90 offering.  Read more.

Critics claim zero-rated data policies violate net neutrality principles because they give some content providers an advantage over others. The issue has become increasingly contentious as wireless carriers expand into media, enabling them to offer their own content to customers at no cost.

Cell Phone Coverage Map Updates

How To Search For Coverage Problems

Finding the best cell phone coverage just got easier by comparing cell phone coverage reports from other customers. We have updated our Cell Phone Dead Zones Coverage Map with the following new data features and information:

• All blanks or entries with nothing in the description have been deleted.  78,289 records were in the database as of today and approximately 28,320 were deleted because they were left blank or didn't have any description of the reception problem.  There are 49,969 active records in the database from 2008-2016 as of today.  

• Dates have been added to all entries and you can search by year or month. 

• Record numbers have been added to all entries from 2008-2016.  If you see a number between 1-49,696 then it has been added to the database before December 16, 2016.  If carriers or customers think reception problems have been fixed that are currently on the map.  Simply send us a list of the records that you would like to deleted. A description of why we should delete would also be helpful. 

• Search the map by data or description for a particular problem by city, state, zip or by a keyword in the description.  (Example: "school", "hospital", "airport").  

• Every point on the map will have some context of the problem a customer is experiencing.  We will not longer be keeping blank data entries on the map. 

• Email us if you would like a download of a particular region.

Is Net Neutrality at Risk With Tom Wheeler's Resignation?

The Federal Communications Commission has been led by Chairman Tom Wheeler for the past three years, but Wheeler intends to end his run at the FCC on January 20, 2017. Wheeler, a former lobbyist for the telecommunications industry, was nominated by President Obama to head the FCC in 2013. His appointment initially drew the ire of consumer advocate groups, because of his background. Wheeler’s record in his position has shown that initial fears were misplaced, however, as he oversaw an FCC that enacted rules to protect net neutrality and withstood a challenge in a federal appeals court.

The writing was essentially on the wall for Wheeler, however, facing the prospect of a Donald Trump administration. As Recode pointed out, the Senate recently failed to reconfirm one of the FCC’s other leaders, Jessica Roseworcel, who has been a staunch advocate for net neutrality, a policy which Trump has opposed in public.

AT&T Customers Give $88M In Refunds

U.S. wireless carrier AT&T is set to give back more than $88 million in refunds to customers who had unauthorized third-party charges added to their mobile bills, the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday. The Commission said the award represented the most money ever returned to customers in a mobile cramming case to date. The FTC indicated the refunds are related to 2014 settlements with AT&T and the companies behind two mobile cramming schemes, Tatto and Acquinity. According to the FTC's complaint in the matter, AT&T levied third-party charges – usually amounting to around $10 per month – for ringtones and text message subscriptions on customer accounts without their knowledge. The FTC alleged AT&T kept at least 35% of the fraudulent charges. According to the FTC, the refunds will go to some 2.7 million AT&T customers across all 50 states. The Commission said 2.5 million individuals getting refunds are current AT&T customers who will receive a bill credit within the next 75 days, while an additional 300,000 plus former customers will receive a check in the mail. The average refund is expected to amount to around $31, the FTC said As part of the settlement, the FTC said AT&T has also made changes to improve its third-party billing practices. “AT&T received a high volume of complaints related to mobile cramming prior to the FTC and other federal and state agencies stepping in on consumers’ behalf,” FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez said in a statement. “I am pleased that consumers are now being refunded their money and that AT&T has changed its mobile billing practices.”  Read more 

Does Your Car Have WIFI?

Does your car have wifi and do you use it?@ #WiFi #twitterpoll

— DeadZones.com (@DeadZones) December 6, 2016

Having Wifi in your car is pretty cool especially when you have kids who want to surf the web and use devices that don't have data plans.  Most new cars these days have the ability to plug in a SIM card directly into the dashboard.  This allows you to connect your navigation system and entire car.  

Wi-Fi Cellphone Service Republic Wireless

Republic Wireless will spin out from its parent company and become an independent entity, a sign that cheaper, Wi-Fi-based cellphone services are able to stand on their own in a hotly competitive wireless market.  Read this Republic Wireless Review.

David Morken, chief executive of Republic parent Bandwidth.com, said in an interview that spinning off the Wi-Fi cell unit made sense, as more of Bandwidth.com’s customers have become direct competitors to Republic, and as Republic itself became more viable.

Bandwidth.com, which sells voice and data services to businesses, provides phone numbers and telecom services to rival Wi-Fi first cellular services like Alphabet’s Project Fi, as well as to Microsoft’s Skype and Google Voice.

Raleigh, N.C.-based Republic Wireless, which began selling service in 2011, has more than 300,000 subscribers and annual revenue of more than $100 million.

Republic offers monthly mobile phone subscriptions starting at $15 a month. Republic Wireless sends most of its voice, text and data traffic over Wi-Fi hot spots. When Wi-Fi isn’t available, Republic taps into the network of a national wireless carrier, such as Sprint or T-Mobile US.

After the spin-off, Mr. Morken will pass the role of Republic CEO to co-founder and operating chief Chris Chuang while keeping his role as chairman.

CA Highway 74 T-Mobile Cell Phone Coverage

Despite what the map says there is no T-Mobile cell phone coverage in this area of Highway 74.

New Antenna: A Solution For Short Battery Life & Poor Signal

A new piece of research could offer welcome news for smartphone users struggling with poor signals, slow downloads, and short battery life.

Researchers at the Radio Science and Engineering Department at Finland's Aalto University have developed a digital antenna design that is expected to improve reception, data-transfer speed, and power consumption.
Currently, smartphones have multiple antennas that each work with one or several frequencies dedicated to specific smartphone applications, such as cellular reception, GPS, and Bluetooth.

The new method is set to change this approach by combining several small antenna elements together as a single aerial, which can be controlled digitally to operate at any frequency.

Viikari compares this approach to a guitar where a single open string could digitally be made to produce a different note. When one compact antenna can be used for multiple frequencies, it frees up space for the likes of larger touchscreens, thanks to smaller bezels, without sacrificing the phone's performance.

But the new digital method promises to give the antenna greater bandwidth, which results in better radiation efficiency and the 100 to 1,000 times faster data transfer speeds set as an objective for the next-generation of 5G smartphones.  Read more. 

Trump: Do We Need 1,700 FCC Employees?

Agency overview
Employees	1,720
Annual budget	US $388 million (FY 2016, requested)
Agency executive	Thomas Wheeler, Chairman
Website	www.fcc.gov

In staffing his FCC transition team, President-elect Donald Trump has tapped a pair of American Enterprise Institute (AEI) vets and free market de-regulators in Jeffrey Eisenach and Mark Jamison.  Do these guys actually understand what is going on with spectrum hoarding?

It is very important to keep radio spectrum allocation independent of day-to-day political pressures.  Traditionally even deregulatory Republicans conceded there needs to be some spectrum cop on the beat.  But who is actually doing the policing?   Shouldn't we have a free market for spectrum licensing in smaller markets where customers are getting screwed with no coverage?

FCC regulation is about disappointing people at a rate that they can endure. 

The Amazing Google Voice now on iPhone

The "holy grail" of mobile unified communications has finally arrived on the iPhone. It's a solution that ties my email (Gmail), instant messenger (Google Talk), Video Chat, Free SMS, Voicemail (Google Voice), Google Calendar, Google Docs all together into one organized and simple hosted solution. Google Voice VoIP can also fix your coverage by making phone calls on WiFi. 

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N.D. Access Pipeline Protesters Claim "Cell Networks Are Jammed"

Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Claim Poor Cell Phone Coverage Here

North Dakota Access Pipeline protesters believe local and State authorities have jammed cellphone coverage during an operation to force activists from a camp they had set up on private land.  However, authorities dispute that, saying the spotty nature of cellphone coverage in the remote area is to blame. More Info.

According to the Deadcellzones.com map of North Dakota there have not been many cell phone coverage complaints in the area submitted to the map.  However, this could be due to the fact that not a lot of people live or commute in this area.  We anticipate after writing this article that coverage complaints will likely be submitted.  Check back soon for an update.

More than 140 people were arrested Thursday during a standoff over a camp set up at the site of a planned pipeline in North Dakota. About 200 activists supporting the Standing Sioux Tribe moved onto the site last weekend, setting up teepees and tents and saying the land is rightfully theirs under a more than century-old treaty, according to CBS affiliate KXMB.  More Info

There are also reports that the State cut off water access to Native Americans protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.  The state supplied two supplemental water tanks as part of ongoing support for tribal protests against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, but those tanks were removed after they were determined to be at a secondary site outside the state's jurisdiction. More Info

Where is the Dakota Access Pipeline Protest?  Here is a map.

Top 25 Cable Provider Coverage Map

 Some of the prominent cable operators in the U.S. include:

How to Run Your Business From Only A Cell Phone

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Cell Phone Consumers Pay Over $17 Billion in Taxes & Fees Each Year

Cell Phone Taxes By State

18.6% of the average wireless customer’s bill goes to federal and state taxes and fees. Put another way, a family of four that pays $100 a month for their cell phone plan will pay about $225 a year in taxes, fees, and government surcharges. Most customers pay a variety of fees on their wireless bills, including federally mandated charges, plus state and local taxes — as well as surcharges imposed by the carriers as a way to recover the costs of divvying up the money to the required agencies.

Tax Foundation found that American wireless customers annually pay approximately $17.2 billion in taxes, fees, and government surcharges. The biggest chunk of that, about $7 billion, goes to sales taxes, while over $5 billion is paid as part of the federal Universal Service Fund (USF) surcharges.  Read More

Can Drones Help Cell Phone Dead Zones?

Verizon Communications is testing the deployment of large-scale drones to provide mobile connectivity in emergency situations when the land-based cellular network has been damaged. But the carrier hopes the trials will also entice corporate customers who may want to use the connected drones for new business applications. Read more.

AT&T suggested in a blog post that it may consider using drones to provide better cell coverage at major public events like music festivals and sporting events. It is notoriously difficult for cellular carriers to provide adequate coverage to such large gatherings: cell towers often get overloaded with voice and data traffic during these events. So carriers normally bring in trucks loaded with equipment that helps extend cellular coverage to large gatherings.  Read more. 

Why Did Google Give Verizon an Exclusive For The Pixel Phone?

We think because Google will also sell its brand-new Pixel and Pixel XL via the company's Project Fi mobile network. The Pixels fully support Fi's network switching between T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular.  Not exactly an exclusive is it?

Verizon and Google have a long, tense history of working together with respect to Google's hardware. Five years ago, the Galaxy Nexus had a strange and slow rollout on the network. Verizon was also stingy with software updates once the phone was out. It didn't stop there — the Nexus 4 wound up being incompatible with the network, the Nexus 5 was skipped entirely, and the Nexus 6 was another product that Verizon customers had to wait for. The two sides even butted heads over Google's Nexus tablets, too. That said, leaks of the Pixel and Pixel XL showed a glimmer of hope: no Verizon branding can be found on the phones.

Google on Tuesday named Verizon as the exclusive U.S. wireless carrier for its new Pixel smartphone. The new Pixel smartphone comes in 5.5-inch and 5-inch versions and features an aluminum unibody, AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chip, a quad core processor, 4 GB of RAM, a fingerprint sensor, 32 GB and 128 GB memory options, an 8 mp front camera and a 12.3 mp rear camera. The device also comes with either a 2,770 mAh or 3,450 mAh battery that can achieve 7 hours of life on 15 minutes of charge time, Google said. It comes in three colors: black, blue and silver. Google’s new artificial intelligence Assistant and compatibility with the company’s Daydream View virtual reality headset will come built in to the device.

The Pixel will run on Google’s latest Android Nougat operating system, the company said. While the device will also be offered unlocked for $649 through the Google store, Verizon will be the sole U.S. wireless provider carrying the device, Google said.

Verizon said the 32 GB 5-inch Pixel device will run customers $27.08 per month on a 24-month equipment installment plan or $649.99 full retail, while the 128GB Pixel will cost $31.24 per month for 24 months or $749.99 retail. The 5.5-inch Pixel XL will cost $32.08 per month for the 32GB model on a two-year installment plan or $769.99 retail, and the 128GB Pixel XL will cost $36.24 per month on an installment plan or $869.99 retail.

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Divvy Mobile Coverage Map

Divvy Mobile AT&T Coverage Map

Divvy Mobile is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on AT&T's GSM, UMTS, & LTE networks. Divvy encourages its' members to advertise the operator with social media. Divvy mobile data plans can be found below.

You can purchase a Divvy Mobile SIM card, which can be done on the Divvymobile.com website.  Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.

Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Ecomobile Coverage Map

Ecomobile Sprint Coverage Map

Eco Wireless is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on Sprint's CDMA & LTE networks.

You can purchase a Ecomobile SIM card, which can be done on the Ecomobile.com website.  Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.

 Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Cricket Wireless Coverage Map

Read Our Cricket Wireless Coverage Map Reviews

Consumer Cellular Coverage Maps

Consumer Cellular Coverage Maps on AT&T

Consumer Cellular is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on AT&T's & T-Mobile's LTE, UMTS, GSM networks.

Chit Chat Mobile Coverage Map

Chit Chat Mobile Coverage Maps

Chit Chat Mobile is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on Sprint's CDMA and LTE network.

You can purchase a Chit Chat Mobile Mobile SIM card, which can be done on the CellNUVO.com website. Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number. Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Will Verizon Try & Buy SiriusXM?

Will Verizon Try & Buy SiriusXM?

I have this sneaking suspicion that Verizon might try and buy SiirusXM. Why? So they can charge you for more data on their cell networks.  SiriusXM seems to be struggling to maintain their satellite network quality and more customers are streaming radio content on their phones through wifi and cellular networks.

SiriusXM customers have been experience a lot of dropped signal issues and I suspect that without any competitors that SiriusXM is not going to invest much in the network to maintain service levels. Satellite networks must be very expensive to maintain and wireless carriers are probably looking at becoming at the premium radio subscription business as way to keep customers.

 AT&T purchased direct TV and now has a satellite company.  Verizon continues to look buying content companies and satellite subscription radio seems like a good fit.

See SiriusXM's Coverage Map.  

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Frontier Billing Problems

Ever since Verizon FIOS was acquired by Frontier customers in Southern California have been experiencing massive problems.  Frontier continues to have customer billing problems.  Several customers have experienced problems with their automatically billing and notifications

Even if you have automatic billing on your account the company has not charged many customers.  Instead of notifying you that your credit card or account is past due.  Frontier simply shuts off your TV or internet service.  This has happened to several customers in the area.

To make problems worse, departments within Frontier do not talk to each other.  You first have to speak with collections and then collections send you to another department.  It often takes 5 to 10 calls just to reach the right person who knows how to turn your service back on.  It is probably the worst customer experience ever.  The amount of incompetence by customer service teams is really amazing.

Time Warner / Spectrum was hanging around our office building.  They were able to hook up internet service in less than 12 hours.  We dumped Frontier's service today after waiting 6 days for the service to come back on.

I would not be surprised to see this company go into bankruptcy or see a private equity company come in a buy them out.  The number of drastic changes that need to happen are obvious to everyone in the marketplace and their stock price reflects this.

See all the Tweets below about the problem.

Tweets about @askfrontier

CellNUVO Coverage Map & Data Plans

CellNUVO Coverage Map

CellNUVO is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on Sprint's CDMA and LTE network.

Wireless companies have not been consumer friendly for years, locking customers into high priced, long term contracts, limiting usage and way overcharging. CellNUVO gives you 4G LTE network with NO Limits. Simply choose between our $19 a month Flex plan or our $0 a month Infinite plan and pay nothing, nada, zip, zilch, $0 - Be Free!

CellNUVO service has no limits, no thresholds, no slowdowns, no overages, no fine print.  You won't run out of data, minutes or texts because your credits grow as you use the service: our system “automatically” manages it for you.

CellNUVO Data Plans

How do Nuvo Credits Work

You can purchase a CellNUVO Mobile SIM card, which can be done on the CellNUVO.com website.  Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.

Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Campus SIMs Coverage Map

Campus SIMs Coverage Maps

Campus SIMs powered by PureTalk is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on carriers of AT&T and T-Mobile GSM and UMTS networks.

No contract, hassle-free mobile plans designed for the convenience and needs of international students.  CampusSIMs, believes wireless should be easy and affordable for any student coming to study in the US.

Campus SIMs offers no-contract monthly plans starting at $25, with low cost international calling around the world. All plans are equipped with free international inbound calling, multilingual customer support including English, Spanish, Mandarin.

You can purchase a Campus SIM card, which can be done on the CampusSims.com website. Order your SIM card online and CampusSims will ship to your home country or university campus. Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.

Campus SIMs Data Plans

 Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Boost Mobile Coverage Map

Boost Mobile Coverage Map

Boost Mobile is a prepaid wireless service provider in the United States. It offers no-contract cell phone plans and operates using the network infrastructure of T-Mobile. Boost Mobile was initially founded in 2000 and has undergone ownership changes over the years.

As a prepaid carrier, Boost Mobile provides customers with a range of flexible plans that include unlimited talk, text, and data. They offer different plan options with varying data speeds and data allotments to suit individual needs. Some plans may also include additional features such as mobile hotspot usage or international calling options.

Boost Mobile utilizes the network of T-Mobile, which provides nationwide coverage across the United States. This means that customers can expect reliable coverage in many areas. However, it's always recommended to check the coverage map or inquire about coverage in your specific location before selecting a wireless service provider.

One unique aspect of Boost Mobile is its "Boost Perks" program, which offers various rewards and benefits to customers. These perks can include discounts on shopping, dining, entertainment, and more.

Boost Mobile also offers a selection of smartphones for purchase, including both budget-friendly options and popular flagship devices. Customers can either bring their own compatible device or choose from the available devices offered by Boost Mobile.

Overall, Boost Mobile aims to provide affordable prepaid wireless service options with the convenience of no-contract plans and the backing of T-Mobile's network infrastructure.

Boost Mobile is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on the network of Sprint CDMA and LTE networks. Boost Cell Coverage Map. 

Boost Mobile Data Plans

You can purchase a Boost Mobile SIM card, which can be done on the Boostmobile.com website. Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.

Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

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Boom Mobile Coverage Maps

Black Wireless Coverage Map

Black Wireless Coverage Maps

Black Wireless is a prepaid wireless MVNO that operates on the AT&T's GSM, UMTS & LTE networks.

Black Wireless Data Plans

You can purchase an Black Wireless SIM card, which can be done on the BlackWirelesss.com website. Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.

SDI has entered the Pre-paid wireless market with Black Wireless, a Nationwide cellular service with an multiple of Unlimited GSM Talk/Text/MMS/Data plans. Black Wireless comes with FREE International Calling from home and mobile and the SIM has a key Direct Dial feature which ties into

Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Armed Forces Wireless Coverage Map

Armed Forces Wireless Coverage Map

Armed Forces Data Plans

Armed Forces mobile operates as an MVNO on the Verizon Network.  It is unclear weather you able to bring your own phone and purchase a SIM or if purchasing a phone required?  

Armed Forces Wireless/Mobile, Inc. was founded in 2014 and is based in Vista, California. A prepaid wireless cellular phone service that provides a no contract, discount pricing option to consumers and donates a portion of all profits to https://OSOV.org

Purchase an Armed Forces SIM card, which can be done on the website. Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number. Once you receive your SIM, call 888-804-1448 to activate your service - or ACTIVATE by filling out this form.

Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.

Airvoice Wireless Coverage Map

Airvoice Wireless Coverage Map

Airvoice Wireless Database Plans

You may use any unlocked 850/1900 MHz GSM device with Airvoice.  You can purchase an Airvoice Wireless SIM card, which can be done on the AirvoiceWireless.com website. Once you have the SIM card in your possession, you can either Activate a New Phone Number or Port Your Existing Phone Number.  What towers does Airvoice Wireless use? 

Airvoice Wireless is a prepaid wireless service provider in the United States. They offer affordable no-contract cell phone plans and operate on the AT&T network, providing nationwide coverage.

Here are some key features of Airvoice Wireless:

Plan Options: Airvoice Wireless offers a range of prepaid plans with various talk, text, and data allowances to cater to different usage needs. They have both monthly plans and pay-as-you-go options, allowing customers to choose a plan that suits their usage patterns.

Unlimited Plans: Airvoice Wireless provides unlimited talk and text plans with varying data options. These plans include unlimited talk and text messages, and customers can select the amount of high-speed data they need each month.

Pay-As-You-Go: Airvoice Wireless offers pay-as-you-go plans for customers who prefer to have more control over their usage and only pay for what they use. With this option, customers purchase a specific amount of minutes, texts, and data that can be used within a designated time frame.

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): Airvoice Wireless supports BYOD, allowing customers to bring their own compatible devices to use with their service. This gives users the flexibility to use their existing devices rather than purchasing new ones.

International Calling: Airvoice Wireless offers international calling options for customers who need to make calls to other countries. They have international calling add-ons or separate plans available for those who require frequent international communication.

Customer Service: Airvoice Wireless provides customer support through various channels, including phone support and online resources. They strive to assist customers with any questions or issues they may have.

It's important to note that coverage maps and network performance may vary, so it's always advisable to check the coverage availability in your specific area before choosing a wireless service provider.

Overall, Airvoice Wireless aims to provide affordable and flexible prepaid wireless service options with nationwide coverage on the AT&T network. If you are interested in their services, you can visit their official website or contact their customer service for more information on their current plans and offerings.

Please submit your reviews of the service and coverage below in the discussion.  

Affinity Cellular Coverage Area Map

Affinity Cellular Coverage Map

Affinity Cellular is a wireless service provider in the United States that specializes in offering cell phone plans and services tailored for seniors. Here are some key features of Affinity Cellular: