days ago we had an issue here in north raleigh where we'd get 3G for a second, search, go to E and stay on E. We finally were told after many calls it was a tower issue.

tonight we noticed my wife's 3GS cycling every 3-30 secs. 3G, searching, no service, 3G, searching, no service. over and over. the at&t guy said it was prob a software issue because it was just her phone and not my 4. Well, 10 minutes after we hung up, guess what? my IPhone 4 started doing the same thing. we called back and after "convincing" the lady it was not BOTH phones she checked said 2 towers were having issues in our area. a hour before that tier 2 said everything was fine... anyway...

so, i get in the car, drive from millbrook/glenwood to western and still cycling. i then turn around and drive past brier creek and manage to hold 3G for like 3 minutes. i'm tired of wasting gas so i go home.

ANYONE experiencing this issue???? like i said days ago there was a similar issue but at least we had E.

11/4/2011 12:18:28 AM

Sounds like it's a tower issue. You're wasting a lot of time and energy on this. Do you not have Internet at your house that you can just log into a wireless router?

11/4/2011 12:42:51 AM

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"millbrook/glenwood"

been having the same issue in this area for a couple of weeks, but no issues in any other part of town

so yeah, probably a tower problem

11/4/2011 12:45:04 AM

maybe you should upgrade to a phone that isnt a stupid piece of shit

11/4/2011 1:13:55 AM

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"maybe you should upgrade to a phone that isnt a stupid piece of shit"

I mean, they've released two iPhones since the 3GS, so now it's only the 3rd best phone you can buy, but I think it's a stretch to call it a piece of shit.

11/4/2011 7:26:36 AM

A battery pull usually does the trick

Such a simple solution to service issues

11/4/2011 7:31:22 AM

maybe you should upgrade to a phone that isnt a stupid piece of shit

11/4/2011 9:00:05 AM