[Q] Sprint - best way to report dropped calls/network?

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Pyperkub

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Oct 18, 2008
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Hi all - I'm just wondering what the most effective way of reporting to Sprint areas where calls are dropped on a regular basis as well as areas where internet connectivity completely drops out. As an example there are areas on Hwy 101 in the SF Bay Area where phone calls consistently drop and I'd like to notify Sprint so that (hopefully) it will get fixed...

Thoughts? Is there an app for this ;)
 

weidnerj

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Hi all - I'm just wondering what the most effective way of reporting to Sprint areas where calls are dropped on a regular basis as well as areas where internet connectivity completely drops out. As an example there are areas on Hwy 101 in the SF Bay Area where phone calls consistently drop and I'd like to notify Sprint so that (hopefully) it will get fixed...

Thoughts? Is there an app for this ;)

Don't believe that there is, last time they did that, there was an uproar, Carrier IQ. (http://searchsecurity.techtarget.co...roversy-highlights-mobile-app-access-missteps)

You should contact Sprint using *2 and let them know. From what I have been told (just never know what the CSR will tell you to get you to go away) that Sprint knows when you drop a call automatically and when was happening to me, Sprint said it was on the tower side and not the phone side.
 
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    Hi all - I'm just wondering what the most effective way of reporting to Sprint areas where calls are dropped on a regular basis as well as areas where internet connectivity completely drops out. As an example there are areas on Hwy 101 in the SF Bay Area where phone calls consistently drop and I'd like to notify Sprint so that (hopefully) it will get fixed...

    Thoughts? Is there an app for this ;)

    Don't believe that there is, last time they did that, there was an uproar, Carrier IQ. (http://searchsecurity.techtarget.co...roversy-highlights-mobile-app-access-missteps)

    You should contact Sprint using *2 and let them know. From what I have been told (just never know what the CSR will tell you to get you to go away) that Sprint knows when you drop a call automatically and when was happening to me, Sprint said it was on the tower side and not the phone side.