I just moved into a new house, and clients are complaining about their reception of my voice on my cell phone. I can hear fine, but evidently my voice sounds garbled. I have seen several devices advertised as cell phone boosters from $100-150 that claim to improve reception. I've got to do something, I make my living on my phone. Anyone use one of these devices?
Cell phone boosters.do they work?
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Why don't you forward calls from you mobile phone to your land line when you're home. At least till you work out your reception issue.
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I don't have a land line. It was never an issue until I moved, now I've got to do something.
cell phone blockers work nicely...so why cant the boosters?
Do you have AT&T? I've heard that their MicroCell, which hooks into your wireless connection and becomes a mini cell tower, works quite well:
http://www.att.com/standalone/3gmicrocell
Nick
http://www.att.com/standalone/3gmicrocell
Nick
I have a MicroCell from AT&T and it's fantastic.
Ben
Ben
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Yes, I do have AT &T....cell and Uverse. I'll try it. Thanks!!!
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I just pulled the trigger and purchased a Microcell. thanks for the help. I love this place!
We have something similar in my house. Everyone has Sprint and the towers lately are terrible. No reception, dropped calls, garbled voices, terrible voicemails, late texts etc. Sprint sent us their booster (for free, no less!), the Airave. Plugged it in to the wireless router and BOOM, great reception! Hope the ATT version works for you just as well!
My local AT&T store gave me one for free because I was dropping calls
I've used them in the past and they work fine.
I will have to ask about the microcell. I've fought with my bad reception at home for years.
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