TPO is reasonably priced (for the US) TPO is reasonably priced (for the US), but the coverage isn't great. For some reason, I have no coverage in the old buildings in which I work and live. Other networks do have coverage in these buildings. I don't know what the problem is, but this is definitely a drawback! I also travel a lot for work and do not consider the international packages available either user friendly or reasonably priced.

Simple and Reliable Simple and Reliable Coverage is easy to get, the SIM shipped free to my door. I activated it and entered in a few details, and my phone number from Sprint transferred instantly. The website is easy to use and after the changes, is easier to navigate. Autopay and the autopay bonus off the bill rock, and I love that my bill helps fund the rescue and care of abused animals!

It is very difficult to get any… It is very difficult to get any support. The online website is extremely difficult to work through. When My credit card date expired, they never tried contacting me. They just shut the account off. It was like pulling teeth with their "customer service" person once I finally got through to them. If the pricing wasn't as low as it is, I would be gone yesterday. When I finally got re-instated, the girl just hung up the phone. No comments. No thanks.

Great Company; Spotty Cell Service Love the company and it's ideas about sharing for charities. Cost is very reasonable, so overall I'm happy. However, be prepared for occasional dropped calls, spotty service, or no service areas. I can live with these issues due to TPO being (in my opinion) a very socially responsible company. I'll stay with them because of that.

Great customer service, good coverage in cities I really like TPO and have been impressed by their customer service. I'd also recommend them to my friends - and have already. The missing star is just that the coverage is not as expansive as other providers, so travels far away (very rural) from cities can mean low or no bars. I'm almost never away from cities except when I also want to be away from my phone, so it's no big deal for me to lose a bit of theoretical coverage so that I can save over $40/month off stupid Verizon. My bill now is $20 and my service in this coffee shop is full bars 4G LTE. So, there you have it.