The thing I don't get is that they changed their name from Cellular South to CSpire (whatever the F that means) allegedly to brand themselves outside of the state and the South. Wanted to go more nation wide, if you will. A complete joke. Go to New Orleans, the most travelled to city by Mississippians imo, and you literally cant send a picture message. You can make phone calls and send the green text messages (Analog?) but that's it.
Another thing I've learned from dealing with them, and all cell phone companies for that matter, is that "LTE" is up for interpretation. As far as I know there is no set of standards that governs what you can call 4G, LTE, 3G, 1x. Therefore some companies just changed their name of their fastest service to LTE or 4G. Anyone else notice that when LTE came about that 3G basically became an old radio signal? The first phones that came out ran Internet of 3G. Now I wouldn't dare try to Google something when I have 3G, it's a complete waste of time.
How has Cspire survived? Just cash out. They've had a good twenty year run. Take the buyout and making another fortune from it and go to the house. If they want to stay in business they should stick to the fiber to the home 1 gigabyte internet. I give them props for that, that internet is sweet. I've always thought AT&T was the best company nationwide but I hear a lot of people recommending Verizon. Is Verizon better than AT&T?