My old mobile plan costs more than the promotional offers I keep seeing. The cheaper provider claims good nationwide coverage, but several areas I visit have unreliable service even with my current network. Saving a few dollars isn't worth losing calls while traveling for work. How do you assess real local coverage before switching—prepaid trial SIM, maps, neighbors' experience—without trusting marketing coverage percentages?
Comparing the cost of keeping an old phone plan with switching to a cheaper provider that has weaker coverage
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