on 23-09-2014 16:54
on 23-09-2014 16:54
I am having a bad next to non existent signal reception in my area indoors.
I live in Ladbroke Grove area W10 5BN to be precise.
While in my room I have shift of signal from max of 3 bars to 1 to sometimes "no service".
I have Iphone 5s 16bg SIM FREE.
I am PAY as YOU GO customer.
So far I have:
1. Replaced my sim card
2. Hard reset my mobile
3.Checked for latest os
4.Turned off celular data network. (in hopes that not using 3g can boost normal calling signal)
and nothing helps
Iphone itself is not faulty and non damaged. I tried to use sim card from my countries operater and it works perfectly. So I outruled that its phones fault.
Can someone help me?
P.s- please dont refer me to "check your coverage" link because that is just lying. (according to it entire London has PERFECT indoor and outdoor signal)
Thank you
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on 23-09-2014 19:08
on 23-09-2014 19:08
on 23-09-2014 17:03
on 23-09-2014 17:03
The signal status your handset shows is often wrong. If you dial *3001#12345#* and look at the Dbm in the top left corner.
Any over 100 Dbm is terrible signal and 55 Dbm is awesome signal.
I know this doesnt help improve your reception but at least youll know the signal strength
23-09-2014 17:11 - edited 23-09-2014 17:19
23-09-2014 17:11 - edited 23-09-2014 17:19
on 23-09-2014 17:20
on 23-09-2014 17:34
on 23-09-2014 17:34
No network will guarantee a fault free 100% signal, particularly indoors. Have you always had this problem, or is the lack of reception recent?
As you're PAYG, the easiest solution is to try a PAYG sim from a different network to see if your reception is better. If it is, then use that network.
23-09-2014 18:03 - edited 23-09-2014 18:11
on 23-09-2014 18:08
on 23-09-2014 18:08
23-09-2014 18:09 - edited 23-09-2014 18:23
23-09-2014 18:09 - edited 23-09-2014 18:23
Then you're on the wrong network. You need to try a different one.
If you've always had a signal issue, but you're happy with the international call rates to your country, and you don't want to use a different network, you'll just have to make those calls from a different location. There's really nothing else you can do.
on 23-09-2014 18:46
on 23-09-2014 18:46
on 23-09-2014 18:59
on 23-09-2014 18:59