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Help please
- Thread starter Renababy
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well if metro can't help you, not sure how much help we can be. i mean you replaced the sim card and got your phone replaced......so the issue has to be with metro.
what did they tell you when nothing worked? "oh well, nothing worked....your screwed"???? i would go back to metro mad as hell that they could not resolve your issue. demand your money back or something.
what did they tell you when nothing worked? "oh well, nothing worked....your screwed"???? i would go back to metro mad as hell that they could not resolve your issue. demand your money back or something.
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Well metro is hit or miss in some areas, so seeing you cannot get cellular reception with them, switch carriers is my solution for you
puppykickr
Android Expert
Before you switch carriers, see if any of your friends with different carriers can go with you to wherever your phone doesn't work.
See if their phones work.
Then see who has the best signal.
I only say this because there are still some areas that have virtually no cellular coverage, and in that case you need something else.
For a friend of mine, I went to his home with two different phones from two different carriers.
Neither one worked well at his house.
But he does have good Wi-Fi, so I helped him set up a VoIP app on his phone to use his Wi-Fi instead of cellular when he is at home.
See if their phones work.
Then see who has the best signal.
I only say this because there are still some areas that have virtually no cellular coverage, and in that case you need something else.
For a friend of mine, I went to his home with two different phones from two different carriers.
Neither one worked well at his house.
But he does have good Wi-Fi, so I helped him set up a VoIP app on his phone to use his Wi-Fi instead of cellular when he is at home.