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Jammer Bar
Why doesn't At&t cover my room? They say there always "Raising The BAR!" BUT NOT IM MY OWN DAMM ROOM!!!?
This is sooo frustrating!!! I can't even talk to my friends with my cellphone. My room is like a signal jammer or something. WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?!?!?!?!
Dude that has to be the funniest question title ever. I'm gonna tell that to everyone I know who uses AT&T.
ANYWAY about your problem...
There can be a few problems with this:
1. If your house is fairly old, it can have a lot of concrete/bricks/etc. that obstruct the signal. This happens to me sometimes, especially with my internet.
2. Do you have a lot of electronics in your room? This almost ALWAYS blocks the signal and , well, there's not much you can do about that unless you wish to move your electronics elswhere.
3. Trees and telephone wires. Have you ever walked in a place with a lot of trees/telephone poles and lost your signal? Well the closer you get to them, the worse it is so if your room is on the 2nd or 3rd floor and there are a lot of that stuff outside, it'll kill your signal.
That's about all I know, because all of them have happened to me before. Otherwise, you should contact AT&T.
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school block or jam at&t cell phones?
i go to high school and my friends that have at&t never get signal in school. Everyone that has at&t never get signal in school. Every other cell phone company gets signal like verizon, altel etc. People have been saying that the school has a block or jammer on at&t cell phones.
Is there really a way to block at&t customors from getting signal in school.
And if it is is it leagal or not.
I have read on here that it is and its not.
I do belive my school does have a jammer cuz right when u walk out the doors of the school everyone who has at&t their bars shoot right up. They get all their bars.
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i forgot to put that even in the trailers at&t cant get signal. And trailers airnt made up of cement.
Well since most schools are made out of cement cinder blocks your signal is most likely very strong and cant make it through. Once you walk outside your bars will go up but the signal is not as strong as you think. Their are such things as jammers but T-mobile phones wouldn't work either since they are on the same band frequency and are highly illegal. The FCC wont approve anything that prevents something else from operating.
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