Dead Cell Zones offers a searchable map mashup of user-reported dead cellular zones. It lists U.S. dead spots that have been reported by users of AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and some smaller carriers. How many? The site claims to have more than 100,000 submissions from users.
Wow I will have to take a look. This is very interesting to know. May come in handy that is for sure.Wow I will have to take a look. This is very interesting to know. May come in handy that is for sure.
For someone who lives on the road and travels a lot or works driving around a large city, such as for salesperson or delivery, a good cell phone with active coverage is a must and it's essential to know the dead cell zones. This could be so good for those situations.For someone who lives on the road and travels a lot or works driving around a large city, such as for salesperson or delivery, a good cell phone with active coverage is a must and it's essential to know the dead cell zones. This could be so good for those situations.
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