If you have recently switched, everything has become great for you – congratulations! Not everyone there is so easy and anxious.

Reddit provides us with a story U/Guyercellist that recently turned Verizon is now AT & T. And “the first day was very remorse,” they say.

Well, this is not the end of the story, as some transformations and turns are lying down.

The person explains that they depend on InstaCart to work; This is why reliable data speeds are a must, as even a few seconds can determine whether to secure an order.

They describe the experience of frequent call declines while waiting outside a famous store, with a disagreement three times within an hour. In some cases, contact will return immediately, while in other cases, it took several minutes, sometimes leading to the full end of the call after three minutes of separation.

Not good to work, as you can imagine.

They notice that in a large city and remains in the same place of parking, where they previously noticed a plus 5G call, which they believe is AT & TA copy of Ultra-wideband. Looking at the nature of their job, such interruptions are an important problem, and they wonder if there is a specific setting that can prevent this frequent decline.

Initially, his colleagues from Redditors suggest that there is nothing wrong with AT & TCover, but there may be possible problems with Instacart.

OP (the original poster, author) admits this possibility and says, “I will be a little more patience.”

After that, someone states that this guide area is defined as a dead area for years, with a bad service reported through FCC speed tests.

The original poster confirms that it is on this site and finds that it is strange that it is during that Verizon Sometimes he had simple issues, AT & TThe service failed completely. They notice that to improve InstaCart orders, they should be inside the designated area of ​​the store, which limits their options to improve reception.

The other person seems completely sure that the problem is exclusive AT & T. They claim that the service is still bad in this direct field, but it improves just half a mile.

Have you had a similar experience?