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Credo

I've been with Credo for several years, extending way back when they were still named Working Assets. (Not absolutely positive but I think they've always contracted with Sprint.) I live in the Chicago area, no real complaints about their coverage quality. It's been usable in the city proper, outlying suburbs, no problems in central IL either. Drove down to southern FL a few times and no problems with call quality. Also OK in most of Maui. Sprint's 3G service is OK, but there are times when it can get sluggish, connecting via wifi is preferable. But I won't knock it too much, from what I've seen of others using other carriers it's not bad at all. Of course depending on where you live, YMMV.
 
Ed Vim said:
I've been with Credo for several years, extending way back when they were still named Working Assets. (Not absolutely positive but I think they've always contracted with Sprint.) I live in the Chicago area, no real complaints about their coverage quality. It's been usable in the city proper, outlying suburbs, no problems in central IL either. Drove down to southern FL a few times and no problems with call quality. Also OK in most of Maui. Sprint's 3G service is OK, but there are times when it can get sluggish, connecting via wifi is preferable. But I won't knock it too much, from what I've seen of others using other carriers it's not bad at all. Of course depending on where you live, YMMV.
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We have had no issues, but Credo does not have a big phone selection and hate no card to take out if I want a different phone.
 
I have Credo on this phone, and have had no complaints about their service. Where Sprint works, they work. As you said, their phone selection is smaller than Sprint's. I do know (since I asked) that they are working on getting more phones.
 
I've been happy with Credo as my service provider. The coverage is decent for me in the West Side of Los Angeles although it's really Sprint's network and I expected it to be at least passable. It's hella better than Verizon was, though it's been a couple of years since I was with Verizon, and they may have improved.

The only drawback with this carrier, IMO, is that Sprint doesn't consider us to be Sprint customers, and therefore we can't easily sign up to post on their customer forums about technical issues.

Politically speaking, I do like Credo's activist stance, but then Sprint seems to be pretty good, itself, in this regard.
 
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