This will get better, although it may not happen as soon as you'd like. When AT&T rolled out 3G service, the transition was traumatic. Before that, when Cingular/BellSouth transitioned from analog/TDMA to GSM, that transition was traumatic. It may result in some heartburn in the interim, but eventually the networks stabilized.
stephfitz6 wrote:
We have had a similar issue in Chester, Texas. Att kept telling us for months that
our service was bad because we were in a "spotty" area. We had great service on
our edge phones before now. Finally, one day, my HTE (4g) phone (Samsung Galaxy S II)
began getting 4g service. The only drawback is that now our 3g phones are going in
between 3g (allegedly) and edge (allegedly). My husband spends most of his time in one
spot because he is afraid to move because he will lose service. Most of the time my husband
picks up my neighbors wyfi because the signal is bad or none. They are getting really
irritated. You would think that when the area goes 4g that the 3g service would be stable.
