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Zero. Nothing for coverage until you get past Kiwanis club in Standish! Terrible, and all because the town of Limington does NOT allow more towers. Zoning due to the Blake family. NOT good. to say the least.
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Federal Rd. / Church St. intersection, Livermore, ME 04253
Thu Jul 16, 2009
We thought there was going to be a cell tower built on Waters Hill Rd.in Livermore and have been looking forward to improved reception. However, nothing seems to be happening. Federal Rd.is State Route 4, a major north-south artery and there should be at least passable reception along the road, between Livermore and Livermore Falls. Help!
Dead Zone- Our Carrier promised us that the Motorola RazR would increase our reception. I guess we had SUCKER written all over our foreheads. This phone has a port to use an attenna. Then we were told that if we used it, we would void the warrantyon the phone. Ummm Excuse me. Why is a port there if it isn't meant to be used?
21 Forest Ave. / Forest Lane intersection, Windham, ME 04062
Mon Jun 22, 2009
Instead of improving it is actually going downhill--I get VM messages now two weeks after the fact. It used to be 2 to 3 days-now they show up in two weeks long after people have tried to reach me. I have been going out in the rain for eons with many kinds of phones-it is not the phones-it is MAINE-they just do not care oabout this state. And they expect us to pay higher prices for NOTHING. Something really needs to be done-this is 10 years now My daughter in Litchfield and myself in Windham have not had a COMPLETE phone call in 10 years
We are very near a major white water rafting business in Maine and there I an hour or more drive to the hospital. Also we have to travel over a mile and a half over dirt roads to get to a payphone in which we have to pay.50 a minute. We need a tower near there. My husband has heart problems and I would feel very relieved if I knew I could contact emergency services. Karen Lothridge 45 Joshua Gray Rd. (our camp location) T2R5 (unorganized territory) Somersett County West Forks, Maine
