Does AT have coverage in St Croix?

Does AT have coverage in St Croix?

Access to the ‘real world’ is available via cell phones and wifi hotspots on St. Croix in many hotels, coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and businesses. Most cell phone calling plans will work here during your visit, and we do have AT and as our major cell phone service providers.

Can I use my AT phone in the US Virgin Islands?

ATT no longer provides service in the US VI, you could have been hit with roaming charges in the US VI. Regardless, no, there likely is no recourse unless you are claiming you didn’t use any data. You should always leave data roaming off when traveling outside of the US and only turn it on when you want to use data.

Does ATT cover the Virgin Islands?

And AT no longer covers USVI service in the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico is now owned by Liberty mobile.

Does AT work in St Thomas Virgin Islands?

AT does work in the VI as a domestic service.

Does AT data work in Puerto Rico?

Yes, ATT provides service in Puerto Rico. As long as you see ATT on your display, you are on ATT’s network and there will be no roaming or extra charges.

Is St Croix friendly?

In general, St. Croix is a very friendly place. You will find yourself being greeted with a ‘good morning’, ‘good afternoon’, or ‘good night’ as you walk along the streets or stop into local shops and eateries.

Does AT prepaid work in the US Virgin Islands?

AT PREPAID plans include calling within the U.S. and calls to Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa.

Do AT phones work in Puerto Rico?

Does AT work in St John’s?

AT Service on St. AT has pretty good coverage and the USVI are included in domestic rates, so you can use your voice and data phone just like home. Sometimes data reception is better than voice, so you can still send imessages or Facebook Messages when voice reception is bad.

Can I use my cell phone in the Virgin Islands?

include Sprint PCS (www.sprint.com) and AT Wireless (www.att.com/wireless), which is still referred to by some locals as Cingular. Phones operating in the mainland U.S. under those plans will usually operate seamlessly, and without any excess roaming charges, in the U.S.V.I. Throughout the U.S.V.I.

Does AT cover St John?

So long as it still says AT, you’re fine. If it says “LIME” or “CCT Boatphone” or six digits like “340-112” then you are roaming and will incur voice/texting charges if you use the phone.

Will my ATT phone work in Puerto Rico?