AT&T Roaming working anywhere?

[bellbm]

I know I read that T-Mobile stopped their roaming agreement with AT&T in some markets, but wondering if this has happened everywhere?

I was traveling in Iowa yesterday, and could see AT&T as an option, but could not connect.

Anyone having any luck roaming on AT&T?

[mgdsbc]

You know actually i almost always have AT&T as a option but about 3 months ago i took a trip from NC to IL and i was roaming on AT&T for about 90% of the time.

[GenesisDH]

There's lots of places that lost AT&T roaming due to oversaturation (i.e. both carriers having good coverage, so allowing roaming just allows AT&T to get more roaming revenue) and other issues (negation of existing agreements with acquired carriers, tweaking of carriers' LACs in the area, etc).
Of the places I've been to in the past year (Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, NM), only one instance has both T-Mobile and AT&T networks been active and I have been allowed to connect to either one, and that is on the highways away from major cities.

So, if you can find places that allow for in-market roaming, that's great. Just don't expect that to be the case in the future.

[GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL]

I know I read that T-Mobile stopped their roaming agreement with AT&T in some markets, but wondering if this has happened everywhere?

I was traveling in Iowa yesterday, and could see AT&T as an option, but could not connect.

Anyone having any luck roaming on AT&T?

Nope. My guess is in the major or even smaller areas where they have their own sufficient coverage now, they stopped their roaming deals with AT&T. Now it's just for when they don't have coverage out on the road like post #2.

[EricJD]

AT&T shows up in my list of carriers, but I'm not able to connect either