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I was looking at products similar to this a few years ago, but decided against it for a variety of reasons, including pricing.

I will never undersand why carriers don't offer such products, even at a discounted rate. There is mass need for such devices as we have ALL experienced low-signal issues. If these were mass marketed, I would bet you they'd come down a lot cheaper in price and be more innovative than the clunkiness of the current devices.

I thought carriers WANTED you to use your phone as much as possible and run up the minutes? It behooves them to get in on this game and assist customers in running up their bills.
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Carriers  yyuko@... | 07/03/07
Actually they have been trying  otaddy | 07/04/07
A weak solution to the real problem  ejhonda | 07/05/07
A bit of a disappointment.  Henry Miller | 07/04/07
Wake up...  Technocrat@... | 07/05/07
Multiple Phones  brittonv | 07/05/07
Good question - and here's the answer:  Wolfie2K3 | 07/05/07
RE: answer  belkorin | 07/05/07
Do some research - your statement is not true  Old Disti | 07/05/07
phone boosters  dhays | 07/05/07
The $400 is the WiEx with 2500 ft^2  D-cat | 07/05/07
Is a window necessary?  sphillips@... | 07/05/07
Er.. Did you read the article?  Wolfie2K3 | 07/05/07
Data transmision?  gregzdnet | 07/05/07
That would depend...  Wolfie2K3 | 07/05/07
Check out Dyna-Boost  Old Disti | 07/05/07
Only AMP approved by a major carrier  Old Disti | 07/05/07
Personal Cell Repeaters Are Illegal  press@... | 07/06/07

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