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Urban users of Bell Mobility GSM / HSPA+ phones find Black Holes (in service areas)!

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Urban users of Bell Mobility GSM / HSPA+ phones find Black Holes (in service areas)!

It sucks, to buy a new cell phone and not be able to use it anywhere you want.

This is a problem that many new users of Bell Mobility’s GSM (HSPA+) phones are currently experiencing. Although most users of Bell’s GSM phones (like the iPhone) get superb service in their home service areas, many users lose their service when they leave their local area.

Why?

The problem is due to the fact that Bell has rolled our their HSPA+ network to urban areas, leaving entire provinces like Saskatchewan and Manitoba in the dark. (We reported this in our last article).

But recently I have been receiving more general outages (what I call black holes) from urban users who are losing cellular service on their Bell GSM phones in areas where cellular service is expected. For example, in the Greater Toronto Area, your HSPA+ will work until you pass King City (20 minutes North of the city).

We expect Bell to increase their HSPA+/GSM network coverage over the next year but in the mean time you may suddenly find yourself without service.

Help others… Take a Small Action!

Are you currently using Bell Mobility’s new HSPA+ network and have noticed dead zones in areas around you? Please share your dead zones with us and other Bell GSM users…

Simply complete the form at the bottom of this page and tell us where you have no service.

And if you liked this article you can find more articles and videos for Bell Mobility users at http://cellarama.com/articles/ - At Cellarama.com you’ll also find great contract-free Bell cell phones. By A. Thompson

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5 Responses to “Urban users of Bell Mobility GSM / HSPA+ phones find Black Holes (in service areas)!”

  1. janaw Says:

    In Ontario (Greater Toronto Area). No service in the Town of Newmarket.

  2. Alex B Says:

    As your article states, I get excellent service at home, but shoddy service at work (404/Highway 7 area)

  3. Jeff Jacon Says:

    No coverage at the ACC at all!!!
    In and out coverage near the US Buffalo boarder.

  4. Sarah Says:

    i get ALOT of dropped calls in the GTA, on the 401, 410 and where I live in Brampton

  5. Cynthia Says:

    no network on Bryna Ave in Hamilton, ontario special for a blackberry 8530 Curve, I get a LOT of dropped calls its so fustrating. I just got the phone a month a ago.

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