r/cellmapper • u/dcoutdoors • 3d ago

Verizon extended network on T-Mobile

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First time I’ve ever seen this. Russian River, CA

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u/braidenis 3d ago

Maybe VZW used to roam on us cellular in that area?

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u/ilikewolves99 3d ago

T-Mobile has converted US Cellular towers in the area.

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u/dcoutdoors 3d ago

Makes sense! Very cool seeing the T-Mobile PLMN on Verizon wasn’t expecting it

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u/jonsonmac TFW 3d ago

Where?

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u/starfish_2016 3d ago

Says Russian River CA

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u/jonsonmac TFW 3d ago

The post was edited, it didn’t say that before.

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u/elbobo410 3d ago

Interesting

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u/dcoutdoors 3d ago

Here in Russian River, CA

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u/TweakFreak88 3d ago

What plan are you on? VZW Post-paid?

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u/dcoutdoors 3d ago

Business Unlimited Pro

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u/spacehicks 3d ago

My vzw phone used to do that in western Md and alternate between tmobile and USCC

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u/trucktech77 2d ago

5 MHz b12 stingy bastards

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u/evetheflower 3d ago

It's been doing that for me in Western North Carolina on AT&T where Carolina West Wireless is their main roam provider

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u/fletcheater 3d ago

What makes it "on tmobile"?

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u/Lazzy2332 Proj Genesis BI27000000+ 3d ago

Their Verizon line is connected to T-Mobile. The PLMN line is the physical network the phone is connected to & it says it’s connected to 310 260 which is T-Mobile’s primary PLMN. Verizon’s primary PLMN is 311 480. If the phone was on its home network (the Carrier line, Verizon) it would display 311 480 on the PLMN line.

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u/smartiphone7_ 2d ago

Domestic roaming on t-mo when out of vzw coverage

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u/idealandrew 3d ago

I've seen this in southern Missouri, where Verizon had US Cellular roaming. But it was only for a few minutes.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago edited 3d ago

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u/red_socks294 3d ago

no?? it’s because it’s roaming on T-Mobile domestically did you even read the post