I use my cell phone daily to interact with my team, stay in touch with my family, and talk to customers. I have recently moved to a new area where a major part of my territory is through rural parts of my state. One of the most frustrating aspects of staying in contact with my team and even checking and leaving voice mails is the high rate of dropped calls and garbled calls that get left for my team. An example of this was when I was in a small city and my phone showed full strength signal, but yet when I left a voice mail for my team requesting items needed by the end of the day most of them called me back saying that that they could not understand my message. This drives my insane when I am paying for a service that promises more reliable service than any other carrier and the response I get from the help center is “pockets of coverage.”

This has happened on several occasions and I have talked to our cell carrier which is the largest in the country and all they tell me is that it could be sporadic issues that they cannot pinpoint. So after several issues I started to do some research on various ways to help boost my cell phone signal and here is what I found. There are many types of mobile cell phone booster products but most are the little strips that you place behind your battery to supposedly boost cell phone strength. I have tried these in the past and they do not work.I was able to find a unique mobile cell phone booster solution that appears to be what I need. The Wilson 811219 cellular booster is a portable device that can help amplify your signal up to 10X greater than other methods and can be used in your car or home. This would be great for me since my home office gets horrible cell phone reception and every time someone calls me on my cell at home I have to call them back on a land line to have a clear conversation. I desperately need something like this in order to use communicate with my team and customers. Cell phones have become such a major part of everyones life that it is hard to think back what we did without these devices. While the service has gotten better over the last 10 years there are still some missing gaps and this new device may be the answer for thousands of cell phone users who need to boost their signal.

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