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Have you ever used a 2degree phone card? Is the signal good ?

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QEEQ User

There's no difference between Non-Sand and Spark, but in some places in the mountains, Spark has it but 2D doesn't. However, most mountain roads have no signal for both.

QEEQ User

Okay, I've been using it for over 10 days.

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