My wife and I just moved here. We were on verizon, it straight up did not work. It would say 5G and data simply would not function, 50/50 shot on calls/texts. I just switched to t-mobile today on a coworker's recommendation and don't get a single bar at all at our place. Near south boulder and via appia. Does anything work here??
We moved last month and Verizon simply does not function in our new town (Louisville, CO). As soon as I step outside our home wifi radius, and within about a 5 mile radius of downtown Louisville, verizon signal is simply nonfunctional. Our iPhones claim 5G at all times but anything internet-connected cannot load, at all, and SMS and phone calls maaaaybe come through, 50/50 shot.
When we joined verizon 18 months ago we traded in pretty new phones for slightly newer phones, so the new phones were 'free' with a discount applied monthly over 3 years. We still have 18 months on that trade in contract, so to actually get my wife and I's phones off verizon and onto a network that actually functions I'd be out $400 per phone. Do I have any recourse here, legal or otherwise?
I recognize that I signed the contract, just trying to figure out if there's some way out of this because it is ridiculous to be paying $120 a month for service we literally cannot use.