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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / ATT Wireless / February 2004

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"Expanded GSM Coverage"

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Stuart Friedman - 20 Feb 2004 14:37 GMT
I just got a letter from ATT saying to go look at their map and see their
new expanded coverage.  It does mention what additions they've had, and
sorry, even though I am a bit of a geek, I don't have a map in my head of
all prior locations versus all new locations.

Stu
shawnb - 21 Feb 2004 00:15 GMT
> I just got a letter from ATT saying to go look at their map and see their
> new expanded coverage.  It does mention what additions they've had, and
> sorry, even though I am a bit of a geek, I don't have a map in my head of
> all prior locations versus all new locations.
>
> Stu

One of the biggest changes was adding off-network roaming on national plans.
In Ohio a customer on a national rate plan can now use Cingular, T-Mobile
and CBW (mostly in OH but in other areas as well) without incurring roaming
charges.
bradinski - 22 Feb 2004 06:05 GMT
Wait a minute, let me get this straight here. I live in Ohio, and I have a
national GSM plan? So that means I can roam on Cingular and T-Mobile without
incurring roaming charges?? I was never notified of this.

> > I just got a letter from ATT saying to go look at their map and see their
> > new expanded coverage.  It does mention what additions they've had, and
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> and CBW (mostly in OH but in other areas as well) without incurring roaming
> charges.
shawnb - 22 Feb 2004 17:38 GMT
> Wait a minute, let me get this straight here. I live in Ohio, and I have a
> national GSM plan? So that means I can roam on Cingular and T-Mobile without
> incurring roaming charges?? I was never notified of this.

It is a very recent change and may only apply to the Cleveland and Columbus
markets.  You should double check if you are in Toledo or the Southern OH
markets.  All existing customers on the national plan will automatically
have the new coverage.
 
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