how does project fi compare to ting?

>>58474782
Project Fi is nice. I'm in a big city, tho. Their support is fast and price is good. Never used ting.

It depends on which ting you are comparing it too. Some tings are bigger than others and some tings are better than others. The most important ting to remember is that some tings in life are out of your control. You can make it a party or a tragedy.

>>58474782

Locked into google phones kinda sucks but all of them are pretty nice I use a old Nexus 6

Coverage with the 3 networks and the out of country free roaming is nice pretty well have more than 50% signal everywhere I go in Wisconsin

>>58474898
Gave me a chuckle

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Both are dogshit compared to boost. I only pay $45/month and use 20-40 GB of data. It's legit unlimited too, I can use 100 or 600 GB of high speed data, they don't give a fuck.

>>58475077
>CDMAIDS

>>58475077

You should seriously considering changing from an uber consumer of shitty digital content and use 0 GB per month.

>>58474782
How very Fi Ting

>>58475077
And I only pay $25/month on Fi.

>streaming low-quality movies on a phone
>thinks there's such a thing as legit unlimited
Maybe you're as stupid as the providers when they first came up with the idea of an unlimited plan.

>>58474782
It's way better than Ting. Ting only gives you service on one carrier's network at a time, whereas Fi will use whichever of T-Mobile, Sprint, or US Cellular's towers is best at the time. Plus, Fi's plans are simpler and their international situation is way better. If you use less than 2gb a month, Fi is easily the best provider

https://epitome.io

Where the heck did this one even come from?