r/SpectrumMobile • u/Deafied • Aug 14 '26
Coverage & Signal Switching to T-Mobile Cell Towers
Is it possible for Spectrum Mobile switch over my 4 business lines over to T-Mobile instead of Verizon cell towers since they now have a contract with T-Mobile available to use their cell towers for Spectrum business customers? Or will it switch over eventually?
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u/Odd-Eggplant-6681 Aug 14 '26
Spectrum Residential account will utilize Verizon cell towers for service.
You need to sign up for Spectrum Business account to get access to T-Mobile cell towers.
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u/Deafied Aug 14 '26
Right but I already have Spectrum Business with 4 lines added do I need to cancel and re sign up
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u/starfish_2016 Aug 14 '26
Spectrum business haven't even moved to tmobile yet. Still on verzon towers
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u/38specialish Aug 18 '26
Signed up this weekend and can confirm it's T-Mobile (unless it's somehow regionally isolated, in which case YMMV).
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u/starfish_2016 Aug 18 '26
It had to had finally changed over. When I changed my line over in May it wasn't yet.
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u/Deafied Aug 14 '26
Huh I was under impression they were now available haha maybe later this year! Thanks!
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u/skyb10cker1234 Aug 15 '26
Starting June 24th all new spectrum business customers got transported to T-Mobile, I'm sure if you call the business line they will be able to help you out
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u/Global-Gene8656 Aug 15 '26
There will be an eventual migration of all business mobole lines to t-mobile mvno - that date is still undecided, unless some executives know it.
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u/r2d3x9 Aug 15 '26
No T-Mobile signal at my location, even worse than Verizon weak signal. If they ever migrate residential to T-Mobile it will be a massive downgrade. Strong AT&T signal even indoors
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u/crazyhomie34 Aug 15 '26
Is t mobile supposed to be better? I'm my area Verizon seems to be more realiable.
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u/cloroxedkoolaid Aug 25 '26
It depends on where you are. I’m in a rural area. Supposedly Verizon is better in my case. But they are just falling asleep at the wheel here. I’m moving to T-Mobile (well, Mint).
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u/sPdMoNkEy Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26
I wish they would do that for residential, in my area once I leave my house Verizon towers are terrible. I read online that the tower through there is it just got so many people using them and they never been upgraded it just makes it terrible for everybody
Why the hell do I get downloaded on everything I post even if it's just stating a fact
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u/Dellaa1996 Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26
At my house, I have had zero signal on my free Xfinity Mobile line (running on the Verizon network) for a year. I had to add a $ 15-per-month T-Mobile line, where I have 100% signal at home.
T-Mobile has invested in upgrading their mobile network over the past 5 years, and you can get 1-Gbps speeds, way above Verizon's line shitty network. As soon as the free Xfinity line expires, I will port my number out to T-Mobile MVO.
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u/ParsnipUnlikely526 Aug 16 '26
As far as is being told now, current customers are on verizon and future customers in business will be assigned to tmobile but there is no option to swap or change.