What provider do you use?

My Country has been divided into 23 circles where Cellular operators operate. Their services and consumer base differs from circle to circle. So, in a particular circle, I go for the service provider with the best service even if it is a bit costlier! I already have used most of the service providers that provide the cellular services, which include AirTel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL, BPL Mobile. Many new service providers are starting their services and I am looking forward to try them as well!

are you talking about cell phone or land line? I kicked out AT&T on my landline when I switched to Time Warner. I still have AT&T from Cingular as my cell service

I use a local provider for both my phone service and for my Internet services. I have signed a contract that I have to keep it up to date for a year. I have had my phone through them for over three years now. But just started the Fibernet services at the beginning of March. Foothills is our local carrier.

I am with T-mobile, I am still on the contract, but now I have unlimited calls...so I am not very happy. My contract expires in January 2010... I may stick with t-mobile or switch...depends on available services...

Here in India there are not too many famous service providers but the one which I use here is Airtel.Its one of the most famous mobile service provider here in India.

I am Canadian and I use Rogers, which is Canada's equivalent to the United States AT & T. A lot of people here use Telus, but Telus cellphones are limited to be used just in Canada and the States, where is Rogers makes the World Phones and if I decide to take a trip, I can just take out the card and put in another. I will most likely stick with Rogers because it has the fewest dropped calls and the largest range. I go contract.

With my land line phone I use AT&T. I've been with them for as long as I've lived here...over 12 years now. Though I don't think I can switch, even if I wanted to, as the bill isn't even in my name. When it comes to my cell phone I use Nextel/Sprint. I'm not sure, but I think I've been with them since 2001. I know it was after my husband was hired by his current employer as his boss uses Nextel for all of his employees and my husband wanted me to have a phone through the same company as his job so that we could keep in touch through the direct connect feature. Sprint and Nextel have since merged and I've been using Sprint ever since. It's on a contract. I don't remember what provider I used before this, but it was on a month to month basis through Radio Shack.

I just use a tracfone and pay for minutes as I run low. This works the best for us since we do not generally have conversations on the cell, but like to have it around for urgencies. my son just bought himself a tmobile from target - he is away at school and this has been very good for him. it cost 23.00 and he received 28 minutes with it. any day he uses the phone it costs him a dollar activation - however, after that dollar he has free use from 7pm - 7am so he uses that to call me (and talk for hours) but if he has to make a quick call during the daytime hours he uses his tracfone (cheaper minutes outside of the free time hours and no dollar activation fee) plus he said if he buys minutes 3 times in 3 months target will give him a 10 gift card (if I remember correctly)

I am from the Philippines. There are two top cellular networks here in our country. Globe and Smart. As for me, I am using both. I have a number for Smart and one for globe. Both of them are prepaid. Meaning, I just load them when I ran out of load. I do not have a monthly billing. The reason why I have both is because I do a lot of traveling. There are areas where one network provider has a low signal on a certain area and the other one has a stronger signal. To solve this problem, I use both. This will certainly make me reachable all the time.

Right now I am with Verizon, but previously I was with tmobile. I like verizon much better than tmaobile. As far as a landline, I don't have any, as my cellphone is the only phone I use, as I got tired of telemarketers calling all the time. Now, I don't get them on my cellphone, but once in awhile I get calls for someeone else that isn't me, but those are few and far between. I am happy with verizon and I am glad that I have them as my provider, as they have everything that I like and that I could want or nee.