ReVeLaTeD
Premium
join:2001-11-10
San Diego, CA
| reply to tad2020
Re: So...
said by tad2020  :Of course not. I don't get any VZW service and nearly no AT&T service at my office which is 2 blocks away from interstate 5, in the commercial center of Tustin, CA. If they have no interest in service over 1000 commercial and residential accounts (about how many I estimate work and live in this dead zone), they don't give a shit about one normal person (you). The article said they'd give you a tower, and I'm sure they would...but at cost. |
|
ImNotSpecial
@aof.su
| Known trouble area
I live in an "known trouble area" and called Verizon tech service to ask about tower locations to help me point my outdoor antenna.
After some phone tag, I found myself talking with someone that was trying to get me, to let them, install a tower on my property.
This is near some moderate population areas and a town. And everyones cell service is spotty at best, dropping out near where I live in this "dead spot".
Well, I didn't want that thing on my property, end of story.  |
|
ImNotSpecial
@aof.su | Edit: I live in a ... |
|
buckingham
Buckingham Pa
join:2005-07-17
Buckingham, PA
| reply to ImNotSpecial
said by ImNotSpecial :I live in an "known trouble area" and called Verizon tech service to ask about tower locations to help me point my outdoor antenna. After some phone tag, I found myself talking with someone that was trying to get me, to let them, install a tower on my property. This is near some moderate population areas and a town. And everyones cell service is spotty at best, dropping out near where I live in this "dead spot". Well, I didn't want that thing on my property, end of story. Hmm...you could have made some very nice money on that tower! |
|
devtech
@comcast.net | reply to ImNotSpecial
They pay you monthly to have the tower on your property. |
|
DrModem
Premium
join:2006-10-19
USA | A family I know had a company (I think it was at&t) that put a cell tower on their property, at&t paid them like $700/month for it. |
|
