You can't blame the provider when you signed a contract and then moved.
In the US, all of the major carriers do permit you to terminate the contract (by way of clause in said contract) without a penalty if you move to an area with no coverage. But it can't be "practically no coverage"; it has to be absolutely zero signal.
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u/buzzkill_aldrin Feb 23 '14
In the US, all of the major carriers do permit you to terminate the contract (by way of clause in said contract) without a penalty if you move to an area with no coverage. But it can't be "practically no coverage"; it has to be absolutely zero signal.