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Worked great in DFW, terrible here. Sometimes NO Service. Many dropped calls, garbled, unreliable. I will pay off my contract and looking to change. Researching options now.
Every once in a while, if I stand at the end of my driveway, I can get enough information to identify the person calling me so I can call them back on my land line. The only reason I have a land line is because I cannot use my cell phone at home - absolutely 0-1 coverage. I have free long-distance on my cell phone and have family in Ohio and CA. I can only call them while driving out of the area. I can predict with utmost certainty where exactly my calls will drop. We have three different phones at home and all of them do not have coverage. I despise my 2 year contract and will run to my new carrier the day it is up. Still not certain which carrier - but our friends with Verizon can use their cell phones at our house without problem. Probably Verizon will be my next roll of the dice.
We live in a new development near the intersection of Woodmen and Black Forest, and calls constantly drop at our own house. We've had to reduce our cell minutes and add a LAN line due to this problem.
With tourism an important part of this area's economy, why can't Broadmoor neighborhood residents see fit to approve a tower or two? There are plenty of mature trees in this area to mask a tower.
