Verizon

Verizon Wireless, operating in the United States of America (within the North America & Caribbean region), is a major mobile network operator known for its extensive coverage and robust infrastructure. Identified by the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 311, which signifies the United States, and the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 283, Verizon offers a wide range of services including 4G LTE and increasingly, 5G, catering to both individual consumers and businesses. The network has garnered a reputation for reliability, often seen as a leader in network performance metrics across the country, a position it carefully fights for with competitors like AT&T and T-Mobile. Originally formed as Bell Atlantic Mobile, Verizon Wireless has a long history in the US telecommunications landscape, evolving significantly since the early days of cellular technology. Verizon is now investing heavily in expanding its 5G footprint, deploying both low-band and millimeter wave spectrum to offer varying levels of speed and coverage. While particularly strong in rural areas, its urban performance is also a key focus as bandwidth demands continue to rise. They provide numerous plans to accomodate all types of data requirements of its subscriber base. The company competes fiercely with other national carriers to provide customers with a robust and reliable mobile experience throughout the USA.