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Discuss Consumer Cellular Data Plans & Reception Issues

1 Review comments: AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, MetroPCS, TracFone  
2 Click "Add" on upper right corner of map, enter address and select carrier.
3 Add problem & frequency (dead zone, dropped calls, network congestion)
4 Share issue with carrier & friends to build support to fix problem.

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* Consumer Cellular uses the network of AT&T & T-Mobile operating as an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) that utilizes the networks of major carriers in the United States.

Consumer Cellular has a partnership agreement with both AT&T and T-Mobile, which allows them to access and utilize these carriers' existing infrastructure and towers. By leveraging the networks of these major carriers, Consumer Cellular is able to provide nationwide coverage to its customers.

It's worth noting that as an MVNO, Consumer Cellular may have some limitations or differences in terms of network prioritization or access to certain features compared to customers who are directly subscribed to AT&T or T-Mobile. It's always a good idea to check Consumer Cellular's coverage maps and inquire about any specific coverage or service-related concerns before choosing them as your service provider.

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