I don't know of any product that'll help with cellphone reception. Usually in rural america, there's usually 2 services. Where my brother lives in Knox Indiana, the only 2 carriers that serve his area are Verizon Wireless because the former GTE Mobile covered that area and Fort Wayne Indiana based Centennial Wireless, which operates on TDMA & GSM. I can tell you that cellphone reception in rural america can be tough. I know since Verizon Wireless doesn't cover Knox Indiana all that well. I've been fortunate to have good coverage in town like Kouts & LaCrosse Indiana, where Verizon has towers in town, but not Knox though. Rural areas typically operate on lower frequencies since they travel farther than higher frequencies. That's part of the reason there are fewer towers in rural towns because of the open space out there. I know once I get a chance to meet someone in Fowler Indiana, my phone will roam, but I don't know if it'll be US Cellular since they're the only CDMA service that's supposed to serve Fowler, or if my phone will switch to analog and roam on Centennial Wireless's network since their digital are both TDMA & GSM.
Use Cingular (ok, I know all about them and their WAYS), but I have no choice. Am in rural area and no other provider choice!! WHAT ON EARTH CAN I DO TO GET ANY RECEPTION????
ANYTHING???? Have a Samsung x427m now - (previously a Motorola phone had same results - NO SERVICE).
Service is fine if I'm in a town some 40+ miles from my home!! So not phones.
Again - IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO GET RECEPTION?
THANKS!!

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