T-mobile no coverage in my area

Hello,
I was wondering for a long time I have complaint to t-mobile for bad
coverage in my area. Well they finally said,"In 120 days we are going to
place some more towers in your area." I was wondering is this all talk or do
they really do something and if so who can I contact to follow up on this.
Thanks

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jon@no_more-spam.invalid says...
>
> Hello,
> I was wondering for a long time I have complaint to t-mobile for bad
> coverage in my area. Well they finally said,"In 120 days we are going to
> place some more towers in your area." I was wondering is this all talk or do
> they really do something and if so who can I contact to follow up on this.
> Thanks


When I had problems, I reported them and things were fixed within a few
months.

I live very close to a major SoCal freeway, and only had fair coverage,
so I figured they had a lot of incentive to improve coverage in my
neighborhood. Your mileage, as they say, may vary.


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"jon" <jon@no_more-spam.invalid> wrote:

> I was wondering for a long time I have complaint to t-mobile for
> bad coverage in my area. Well they finally said,"In 120 days we
> are going to place some more towers in your area." I was wondering
> is this all talk or do they really do something and if so who can
> I contact to follow up on this.

They told me something similar. I was unable to wait because I was on
a 14 day trial but I did check by going to my city's website and
searching for building permits (can't build a tower w/o a permit!) and
found there was a permit issued to T-Mobile for tower construction in
my area. You might check there to start.




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