How do Drop Zones effect you?
| Annoying & inconvenient (38%)
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| Cannot replace home phone (15%)
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| Creates a safety gap (14%)
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| Crimping social life (13%)
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| Poor reflection on business (15%)
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| Other (5%)
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Report Dropped Cell Phone Calls
CellCoverage.com is here to provide a simple common destination on the web for people who are fed up with dropped cell phone calls and are ready to do something about it. Our dream is to promote the development of a nationwide network of cell phone infrastructure, so that you have five bars no matter where you are. Because seriously, it's supposed to work no matter where you are, right? When was the last time you were talking to someone and all of the sudden, you lost the signal on your cell phone? Dropped calls like this happen all the time, but often a call to your carrier will only get you back the minutes from the call, if you're lucky. Even in this case, the solution does nothing to address the larger problem. By compiling data across the country on dropped cell phone calls, we're giving cell phone carriers and opportunity to see where new cell phone towers are most needed. Additionally, we provide this data to other relevant parties including local planning and zoning boards, so that they'll have the hard data they need to advocate on behalf of their citizens for better cell phone coverage, and the elimination of cell phone dropped calls.
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Submitting a drop zone is easy and only takes a few minutes and is extremely intuitive. Just follow these simple steps: [use hyperlinks for the following]
- Select "Submit a DropZone" in Red at the Top Left
- Use the E Map or E Form Provided to Identify the Location of the Drop Zone
- Identify the Coverage Issues and Impacts
- Add Contact Info for Updates (not to be shared publicly)
- Include Any Additional Comments About Your Cell Phone Dropped Calls
It really is as simple as "one-two-three-four-five" then you're done! Your contact information is required only so that we can contact you if you'd like regarding any updates concerning the drop zone that you've identified with the record of your cell phone dropped call, and will not be displayed publicly for other users to see. Check our privacy policy if you'd like further clarification.