Is Cricket Any Good?

[Everett]

Thinking about switching over to this company for a new phone. Just wondering if anyone here has this service and if there any good. Thanks

[Don]

I have never heard of them until now. Their coverage map loks a bit sparse.

http://www.mycricket.com/coverage/maps/wireless

If you want to go prepaid, you can try T-Mobile also, check if they have coverage in your area.

http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/Prepaid.aspx

[steveo777]

Ask the loons. They've been hearing crickets for a long time.

[stevew2]

Its good for folk thats dont brush there teeth. nice avater gb

[Arianddu]

And here was me thinking we'd finally got a sports thread that wasn't about Americans.

[Voyager]

And here was me thinking we'd finally got a sports thread that wasn't about Americans.

[Arianddu]

And here was me thinking we'd finally got a sports thread that wasn't about Americans.

Hey, streakers are a damn fine cricketing tradition!

[Babyblue]

Ask the loons. They've been hearing crickets for a long time.

[Babyblue]

And here was me thinking we'd finally got a sports thread that wasn't about Americans.

Nice ass

[stevew2]

And here was me thinking we'd finally got a sports thread that wasn't about Americans.

lets see if you get away with it

[wastingbeerz]

Thinking about switching over to this company for a new phone. Just wondering if anyone here has this service and if there any good. Thanks

If you want service that constantly cuts out, almost no coverage outside of your local area, and even weird outages that screw the phone numbers up and have you getting THE WRONG PHONE NUMBER, even though you dialed the right one... yeah, that's right, a few years ago I called my friend and got a different cricket customer, called again and got someone else. They called me and a number I didn't recognize came up on my caller ID. I have Sprint, they're better, but not by much. Waiting out my contract, then probably going to Verizon in May so I can talk to most of my friends anytime for free. But yeah... Cricket is definitely the textbook definition of "you get what you pay for" low-end crap from my experiences with them.