AT&T Claims Drop Call Rates Have Reduced Network-Wide
AT&T Claims Drop Call Rates Have Reduced Network-Wide
AT&T's problems with network congestion need no introduction. This is particularly true of areas like New York with high iPhone density where dropped call rates of 30% are considered normal. However it now appears that the company has managed to reduce drop call rates network-wide. As part of the quarterly...
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I still drop calls like hot potatos. I dropped a few today already... I call BS
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AT&T is correct. Dropped calls have reduced. Because people are making less call across their network.
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i never get dropped calls any more unless i go near one tower, but it does not even have 3G on the one i drop from
Fort Worth, TX
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In the suburbs of Chicago, I have noticed many fewer dropped calls in the past 2-3 weeks. Was terrible for a few months prior.
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My drop call rate has never been higher than it has in the past few weeks. I cannot even remember the last time I ended a call by hanging up. BTW, I'm in SF.
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i drop calls around 4:30-5:30pm and then at 9:00pm central. wonder why? could it be that the networks are stressed at those times? ya think?
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do any of you ever think that your dropping calls due to your phone switching from one tower to another every 5 seconds looking for the strongest signal????
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I still get drop calls often (about 1 per every other call) and i had also noticed the 3G coverage had either reduced or weaken.
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Dropped and uncompleted calls like mad around the DC area, even when stationary and with five bars of signal. It's gotten far worse over the past year, not better.
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This is bologna; if I have a phone conversation longer than 10 minutes, my drop-call rate is 100%. Regardless of where I am. And I live 8 miles north of Boston on top of a giant hill, and I work right across the river from downtown Boston. It doesn't matter where I am, I always drop calls. I'd love to know where they get their statistics from. I guarantee you that their data doesn't come from an unbiased random sample. They should change their slogan to, 'Hi, we're AT&T and we suck.'
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I'm in the Atlanta area and have noticed a dramatic increase in dropped calls in recent weeks. Yesterday I had five dropped calls. I don't have any issues with any other phones on the same AT&T plan.
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Foster City, CA - Too many dropped calls with AT&T / Iphone 3GS
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Completely crap. I travel extensively between Kansas City, St. Louis and Dallas. It doesn't matter the city, it doesn't matter if I'm moving or stopped. 30% of my calls are dropped, if the call lasts more than 10 min, its almost always dropped.
If it's 2 iphones talking with each other, forget it.
