Domestic roaming occurs when your mobile device connects to a third-party network in areas where Cricket customers don’t have access to the Cricket/AT&T network in the U.S., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Cricket works with other network providers to overlap coverage, ensuring customers have access to wireless service in these areas at no extra charge.
Domestic Roaming FAQs
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Domestic roaming occurs when your mobile device connects to a non-Cricket Wireless network (a third-party network) in the United States, Puerto Rico, or the U.S. Virgin Islands.
International roaming occurs when your mobile device connects to an international carrier’s network when you are not in the United States, for example, Canada & Mexico.
When you are off-network, you may see ‘Roaming” on the top left corner of your device screen. Moving from the Cricket network to off-network is a seamless experience and there is no additional charge for domestic off- network roaming.