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Coverage in Colorado
You have the worst coverage of the three in Colorado. I am talking about in the rural areas and in and around the mountains.. Any one can look at a coverage map and see this. When is Tmobile going to...
We just made the switch to T-mobile and were able to tell ViaSat to pack sand. Even though we only get a 'good' signal in our area, it is still better (and cheaper) than ViaSat (and way better customer service!).
I agree though that there is a large opportunity that T-mobile is missing. Even after acquiring Sprint and associated towers, there is still room for improvement for rural areas in CO. If T-mobile was to put in a few more towers to provide better coverage for rural areas, they would hit the motherlode in CO. I know for a fact that rural consumers are tired of being held over the proverbial barrel by companies such as ViaSat, CenturyLink, etc. who charge an arm and a leg for @#%^ service in areas like El Paso County.
I know Mountain View Electric has acknowledged this opportunity and is looking to bring high-speed internet in the next 5yrs. Starlink has also seen that opportunity, but viability with solar flares proves to be a factor with them.
What say you T-mobile?
