Deadcellzones.com is a "Consumer Generated Coverage Map™" of outdoor coverage issues
and indoor vs outdoor cell reception problems locations for AT&T,
Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, MetroPCS, Tracfone and other
regional carriers. The
map is
dedicated to identifying buildings, homes, parks, resorts,
stadiums, hospitals and public places where cellular
phone calls are frequently dropped, network congestion is
experienced or where a cell phone
cell signal strength is not available.
The web site's mission
is to
become the map for millions of wireless consumers by
making dead zones, dropped calls, network
congestion areas more transparent.
The map database was founded in 2001 and
has
become a crowdsourcing platform for sharing notorious
problem reception locations.
Our users report coverage
problems efficiently to
wireless carriers and mobile retailers by using our map.
Our map database of over 100,000+ cell phone
complaints, dropped calls and data congestion areas
contributed by actual customers. Watch a video on
how to report
wireless reception issues on our maps. Read on
how to fix indoor coverage problems.
Our research has determined that cell phone consumers are
frustrated when they consistently experience areas with poor
cellular coverage in their home, office or car. We estimate
the 50% of US homes do no have seamless wireless coverage
throughout them and may require in-building solutions to fix
the problem. Studies claim that almost 50% of customer
service complaints are related to poor service complaints,
yet carriers fail to provide customers with easy ways to
share their local problems. Cellular
networks have grown significantly and so have 3G, 4G and 5g
speeds but coverage actually has become worse as a result.
Carriers provide their own theoretical coverage maps
that drill down to
the street levels of how well their service works in theory
based on spectrum licenses.
However, carriers can project what ever they want without
any FCC regulation or governing body to monitor for false
advertising claims. Consumers can now compare cell phone coverage by service complaints on our maps.
Who should subscribe: Mobile
phone retailers, WiFi providers, broadband service
providers, femtocell manufacturers, network management
companies,
cell tower operators, distributed antenna systems infrastructure
providers (DAS) and carrier network infrastructure
providers. For details on our subsription see
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comments: AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, MetroPCS, TracFone Click "Add" on upper right corner of map, enter address and select carrier.
Add problem & frequency (dead zone, dropped calls, network congestion) Share issue with carrier & friends to build support to fix problem. Detailed Video Instructions