My 2012 Moto G kept shutting down on me and my SquareTrade insurance opted to just pay out on the phone.
So since I needed to replace it, I chose a to get a Nexus 5X which has been very a snappy phone for me. I really like the fingerprint scanner that makes logging into the phone very quick as well as the larger screen.
I decided also to try the Google Fi Network which uses the T-Mobile, Sprint and also WiFi networks to provide phone service. So far the service has been great.
Since I use very little data I am using the $20 monthly service plan with with an allowance of $10 for data. I will use very little data so my bill will end up being barely above $20 a month.
The customer service has been awesome! The only other company that I have such good service is Netflix. I got friendly help with my questions about the service by chat within a minute a couple of times. The representatives were very knowledgeable and spoke clearly.
Although I haven't even had the service for quite a month yet, I am liking both the phone and service quite a lot so far.
An personal blog about the technology we use. A Extra Amateurish No-Code ham radio operator trying to learn Morse code to become VIQtorious as a Know-Code ham. I found so many using my given name in LICW class that I decided to go by: VIQtor, ie. K7VIQtor, ie. K7-VIQtor. K7VIQ™ / VIQtor™ / VIQtory™ The marks VIQtor and VIQtory are common-law trademarks (TM) explicitly based on the K7VIQ call sign, claimed for educational and entertainment services in the field of amateur radio and Morse code.
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Monday, November 23, 2015
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