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Attn: Verizon reps. and Corporate Headquarters....?
I have an interesting question. I have been to the T-Mobile store and to a Cingular store. I asked them both if a certain city had a tower either in or very near to where I to a street that I was interested in. They showed where their towers were, and I even knew where the nearest street to the tower was.
My question is this: Does Verizon have another website other their major one that shows either the whole nation or state? These two maps are to generalized. I want to see what the Verizon salesperson see's. Why is it, that the Verizon salesperson does not want to share this info with a possible customer?
We all know all carriers can't carry every single spot, so why be so secretive? I am presently a Verizon customer with a few mo...
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if you call cust service we can pull up a map of a specific address and check where there are cell sites near that location
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Hi schnozejt, I did call cust service but they wouldn't tell me how to search for the towers. They didn't want to tell me how they find out themselves. I would rather pull the map up myself than having to wonder if the person on the other side of the phone is being truthful.
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The information you are looking for is on several websites. Most of these are for the carriers shopping their towers for colocation with other carriers. One problem, though. There are many companies like American tower who build towers on spec and then shop them to the carriers. These will be listed as American Tower because they hold the FCC/FAA license for the tower.
Try one of these:
berkana.com, Sprintsitesusa.com, tmobiletowers.com or fcc.gov. If you want a bunch of easy links to follw try mountainwireless.com and click on the cell site locator on the bottom left part of the home page.
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oh, sorry. it's an internal interactive map only
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