Wireless Carrier Directory

We have provided a listing of the major US wireless carriers that offer nationwide service. Service areas will vary for each carrier in the same city. There are also several types of wireless networks, such as PCS, and each carrier may use a different type of network. Visit the carriers website for more details on their service area and calling plan options.

Sprint PCS »
Sprint PCS provides you with Real Nationwide Long Distance. That means that any domestic calls you make with your cell phone would not incur more additional charges. The Sprint PCS Free and and Clear cell phone plans are great for people that are traveling a lot domestically and making a lot of long distance phone calls with their cellular phone. Sprint PCS offers great service and clear calls over their all digital cellular phone network.

AT&T Wireless »
AT&T has the country's largest wireless network and provides service to more than 10 million customers. Many of their plans have the option to add mobile to mobile minutes and their shared family plan has unlimited mobile to mobile minutes on cell phones sharing the same plan. This is great if you talk to only a handful of people everyday, like most of us do. Add mobile to mobile minutes to you phone and talk anytime at a fraction of the cost to anyone on the AT&T wireless network in your local area.

Verizon Wireless »
Verizon Wireless is offering over 4000 night and weekend minutes with all their cell phone plans that are over $35 in monthly access fee. Verizon Wireless Local Digital Choice is like the plan you would get if you don't want to sign up for the AT&T Digital Advantage which is five dollars more expensive and offers 50 more anytime minutes a month. Verizon Wireless cellular phone plans are a little cheaper than the cell phone plans from AT&T Wireless.

Cingular Wireless »
Cingular cellular services offers Free Long Distance on most of their plans, great if you have friends and family out of state. Rather then raking up your home phone bill, you can use your cell phone to make those out of state calls. They offer local service that includes free nationwide long distance. Their regional service is great if you travel outside of your local area, and that also includes free long distance. Cingular is the second largest wireless company in America and their services are very competitive.

VoiceStream Wireless »
VoiceStream Wireless cell phone plan offers the most peak hour minutes compared to the cell phone plans from other wireless provider. However they do not give any free night minutes. Their peak hours includes all the weekdays. VoiceStream would be the cheapest and most affordable plan to get if you need to make a lot of calls during your work hours and weekend since they offer the most peak time minutes and unlimited weekend minutes. The only thing you will lost out with VoiceStream cellular phone plans is that there are no night minutes so if you need to use the phone a lot at night, I suggest you try a cellular phone plan from Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint. Otherwise the VoiceStream cell phone calling plans are still very good and those whenever minutes comes in real handy. Plus you don't have to wait until it is past nine o' clock at night to use your night minutes.

Nextel »
Nextel Communications, based in Reston, VA, is a leading provider of fully integrated, wireless communications services on the largest guaranteed, all-digital, wireless network in the country. Nextel's 4-in-1 service - Nextel Digital Cellular, Nextel Direct Connect^®, Nextel Mobile Messaging and Nextel Wireless Web - covers thousands of communities across the United States. They offer several wireless plan options. All plans come with no roaming charges. Nextel is a favorite of corporate and business travelers.