T- Mobile cell phones

T-Mobile's network is awful. I went to a nearby T-Mobile store when they came out with their Veteran's program. It looked like it was a good deal. I grilled the sales rep on coverage. I live in a rural area in the middle of the orange groves and wanted to know if I would have a signal. The sales rep called up their web page and showed that the signal was strong in my area. I transferred my AT&T phone to T-Mobile and was terribly disappointed. I had less than one bar at my house and calls dropped all the time. I had decent coverage in Orlando, Tampa, and Lakeland; but there were more dead spots than I could have imagined. Calls dropped all the time. I use my phone for business, so I had to cancel with T-Mobile after having it for only three days. I lost the great grandfathered plan I had with AT&T and went to Verizon. I suppose if you live in an urban area or a heavily populated suburban area you may be fine with T-Mobile. Caveat Emptor!