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Connectivity has declined in our area and Verizon's response is to buy a $250 service extender. Corporate response is:
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So it is. I'm with ATT and have similar issues. Was looking to switch back to Verizon, but the Coverage isn't much better.
Download an App by Root metrics called Coverage Map. It is customer reported, location based information carrier by carrier. It will give you an idea whether you need to add an extender or switch to another carrier.
In my case I would be no better off.
My theory based on noticeable degrading service on ATT and Verizon in my area: Simply too many customers, not enough service/towers. I think they provide the minimum all over to get by and concentrate on high density population areas. the center of out town gets -85 to -98. But at home I'm getting -110 to -113 which is barely usable.
If your reception is marginal, a phone with better radios will help. Nexus 6p or Pixel XL have the best on the market. Most current Verizon phones work with wifi calling.
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I prefer the Sensorly app myself for crowd sourcing coverage maps.
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