[anon(5956773)]

I'm in the NYC area and it was very bad quality for a while.

[scrannel]

Well, I did post the wifi-calling "Leaky Node" thread... yes, I was getting dropped calls now since the amazing leaking node had been patched up! Yeah! Except... I'm in So. Cali.

[anon(5956773)]

Bump?

[scrannel]

Bump?

OK, I'll bite -- what issues were you having? I was getting dropped calls.

[Jaws48]

Don't know what issues you guys have had but recently, with no phone changes, mine has started to drop calls. Tried resets of phones and router and removing networks and reinstalling...still no joy. Wife's Samsung and Bold have no problem.

Next step?

"Dogs bark but the caravan moves on."

[scrannel]

Don't know what issues you guys have had but recently, with no phone changes, mine has started to drop calls. Tried resets of phones and router and removing networks and reinstalling...still no joy. Wife's Samsung and Bold have no problem.

Next step?

"Dogs bark but the caravan moves on."

I called T-mo when this started happening to me. And they tinkered around for about a week, then called back to say they had a "leaky node" issue and was my problem solved. And, in fact, it was. My wife's Bold was having no issues, but her's is UMA. Call them, sometimes they actually can sort stuff. FWIW I'm in So. Cali,

BTW, be ready to tell them if it's happening on other wireless networks beside your own.

[Jaws48]

Thanks...I'll give them a call.

"Dogs bark but the caravan moves on."