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01-26-2007, 06:04 PM
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 |  force extended network Does anyone have a way of forcing my phone on to the extended network. I live right on the edge of the verizon network. when i am in my house it is always trying to find verizon and when it does i get no bars and when it rings the call will almost always drop, but if it is on the extended network i get all my bars. got any ideas!! Last edited by captainmorgan; 01-26-2007 at 07:49 PM. |
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| customer service will not help. verizon wants you to be on a verizon cell antenna as much as possible. i was hoping for an edit to the phone that would allow me to put it on extended and keep it there till i go about 2 miles east where verizon is strong, right now when it flips to extended in my area it is uscellular and they have a much closer antenna |
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