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The difference is in quality. I am also right now in Sydney, on the last day of my week-long business trip, and I have had constant 4G connection with Google Fi
by rsstack 7y ago
The difference is in quality. I am also right now in Sydney, on the last day of my week-long business trip, and I have had constant 4G connection with Google Fi. Back when I had T-Mo I needed to find WiFi whenever I needed to download a large attachment, and obviously whenever I wanted to stream videos. Now I don't even ask for the WiFi password. And yes, I'll be watching Game of Thrones this evening using my phone's hotspot which has a US IP, so I can really feel at home.
I'm disappointed to hear that Google's customer service is bad, but when I signed up I wasn't even sure if they had a customer service department. T-Mo's support was OK, but for the past few months I've been living without it just fine.
- shalmanese 7y agoStreaming GoT will cost ~$15USD of data. It would be cheaper to buy the episode on iTunes and download it over WiFi.
- rsstack 7y agoMy usual usage is about 8GB a month. At this point streaming the episode is free.
- falsedan 7y agoI had a similar experience but with Three, using my usual data allowance. Making local calls was outrageous but that's what voice chat apps are for. When I moved to the US I agonised for months about getting a local number vs. just keep paying for a monthly UK Three sim forever.