Has anyone used their Tmobile in Oregon?

[detze001]

I am considering switching from Verizon

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[CueyN]

Originally Posted by detze001

I am considering switching from Verizon

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Where in Oregon are you? I've used TMobile all over the Portland area without any problems.

[detze001]

I work in Eugene but I go to Portland and the Coast frequently.

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[CueyN]

Originally Posted by detze001

I work in Eugene but I go to Portland and the Coast frequently.

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Recommend that you use the TMobile coverage checker to verify coverage in your planned areas of use. I travel extensively, and have never not had coverage with TMo anywhere I've been.

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[l1tech]

T-mobile works fine if you stay in I5 coridor, if you head east toward Bend its useless past Walterville & is spotty on the coast. Dropped them after only a couple of days and went to Verizon and have to say the service has been exceptional everywhere.

[gshak05]

I drive a truck and my tmo works fine in Oregon at least 84 up to Portland then on I-5 headed south to cali there's a few dead spots but thats every provider

I have used my blackberry in portland too and it was fine.

[mattglobal]

No problems for me when I was in Eugene and Portland in June. I was never very far from I-5, so I can't speak about service in more rural parts of the state.

[johnmorganjr1]

Oregon Coast was very spotty service for me. Portland to Boise ID was just fine.

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[1tallaznballer]

Agree with Oregon coast (Lincoln City).. i do from Portland to Woodburn, coverage is fine..Once I head to the coast thru Salem.i think its 24 (im from ca)..can get a few deadspots going thru the corridor.

[i_have_a_berry]

Northern coast, I-5 and I-84 I was golden with service.

[mimidawn77]

I live in Portland and have had TMob for years, travel all over the state on and off the beaten path. You can always get service on main roads and highways except a few coastal mtn ranges off and on for a few minutes driving.....

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