Who knows where the fault lays without more testing, but instead of testing, take it back to Verizon and tell them. Also tell them you want another iPhone or you are returning it.
You should have 30 days to return it for a full refund. It sounds like you may just have a lemon.
If you want to try the microcell, fine, but exchange the iPhone first, because after 30 days you are out of luck.
On Jan 4, 2012, at 11:28 AM, walker_nospam wrote:
> Hi, all! Here's a weird problem, and my husband says it's the fault of my Verizon iPhone 4s. He has a Droid, also on Verizon.
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> He has no problem with getting enough bars in several places throughout the house for good reception. I, on the other hand, am frustrated beyond belief -- I cannot make or receive calls without problems with hearing or dropping! And I haven't been on my contract for that long, and I dread putting up with this for almost two years more!
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> My previous (and ancient) iPhone on AT&T had bad reception here as well, but we put in some kind of a cable/antenna thingie and it was AMAZING! My ATT&T now gave me 4 and 5 bars! No more issues. It was heaven!
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> Then when I got the new iPhone, back to frustration. Is there something I could do/buy to get good reception again? If my husband's Droid gets good reception here through Verizon, how come my iPhone 4s doesn't?
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> Is he right? Is it the phone's fault?
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