“looking for a reasonably priced at&t Go Phone that will work well in rural areas with low signal.”
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The Moto E5 Play I just got gets better reception on AT&T than others I've had. My part time retirement job is at a campground in between two major Civil War battlefields where no cell phone towers are allowed and reception is notoriously poor. I get calls through when other phones fail. Internet reception on AT&T works even when I run out of my dinky 1GB high speed allotment.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I was told by my carrier that the go phone (now called AT&T Prepaid) phone does not work in many rural areas because they don't have their own towers there. If they rent tower services from another carrier it only covers post paid customer accounts. It has something to do with a prepaid account SiM card programming. That's what I was told because I go to a remote rural area where I live and I have service, but my buddy doesn't. He has a Go Phone with the same carrier. You may want to get a post paid account for long term service. Hope this helps you.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi countrygirl61, This phone works with any carriers in the US. We suggest contacting your preferred carrier to check cell signal in your area. -Jess
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