Yeah, we realize that that phone's days are numbered. We'll have to bite the bullet, but I wonder if we can keep the old plan with a new phone... I'll have to give them a call as you suggest.
Woody
Yeah, we realize that that phone's days are numbered. We'll have to bite the bullet, but I wonder if we can keep the old plan with a new phone... I'll have to give them a call as you suggest.
Woody
lol. I checked with this link and there are towers all over the place. But not AT&T towers. Sprint, Verizon, Alltel and a bunch of others and some I've never even heard of. A couple of ATT towers with the closest about 2.5 mile away. Why am I not surprised? The one right out my window is a T-Mobile.
There are also New Cingular (and a few others) towers that are not identified as AT&T as well. Click the box above the map for AT&T towers only.
I looked at the tower map that was suggested. I did not see one tower for AT&T within miles and miles of
me. Either they are renting from someone else or however they do it or I've got the best android phone in the USA.
I'm sure there's bound to be some joint leasing going on.
Leasing is almost always the norm.
I can tell you for a fact that website is inaccurate. I have a tower across the street that is one of our sites and it says it belongs to T-Mobile. It is more than likely an American Tower (leasing company) site that has multiple carriers on it.
Not sure what that is, it is a blank Web page. I personally know that tower... It is across the street from where I work and I work for who owns it, it is incorrect as to who is on it.
Btw, not who "owns it", but who is on it.
I'm sure you do. I'm not disputing that. But I really couldn't care less who owns it.
It's an FCC website. I thought you might be curious how it is registered there, which is where the info for the cellreception.com website says it gets it data. Not sure why it is blank for you.
http://wireless.fcc.gov/antenna/index.htm?job=home
