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Did they say they would look into why?

They said that tower is operating at 100 percent.  If I walk around the block and get line of sight I get about 20-30 Mbs, but around 2 or 3 in the house.  It could be that Southlawn, and all the trees in the way have something to do with it

You are within 6 blocks of a tower!!  Same tower I've pulled down 98 Mbps when I stop on the the corner of 20th and Morgan and one of the towers I receive at my house, but don't receive anything close to 100--I'd be happy with a consistent 10.    The tower is in the recycling center.  It seems like the antennas are more east, west, and south oriented.  It just seems wrong because you can probably see the antenna from your house.  I'll take a drive by and see what I pull down on my phone.   Use that Sprint Zone app and report those issues.  The loudest wheel gets the grease.  

We did finally contact Sprint, and actually spoke to a tech.  He couldn't figure out why the signal is so poor at our house.  He did send us an Airave, which works, but we have to switch our phones to cdma for it to work.

I'm near 24th and Ohio, and people calling me often go right to voicemail. The wifi calling has too much lag, any suggestions?

Sorry for the delay in responding...

 

Have you reported this to Sprint?  Have your updated your profile and PRL on the phone?  Are you receiving decent signal from your tower (which is real close)?   Use an app like Signal Check Pro to determine the quality of your signal.  If you aren't receiving strong signal, then maybe your tower is out.  However, it may be a device issue with your LG G3.  Lately, in the Milwaukee Market, I know they're enabling Carrier Aggregation on towers.  I had some serious issues with my local tower for a couple days while they were doing this (normally it shouldn't be an issue though) and had to use WiFi calling to make sure I could communicate with people. 

 

What do you mean WiFi calling has too much lag?  My S5 and my Note 5 both have great WiFi calling.  The callers are very clear on both ends, so I'm being told.  Better so than on network, but probably equivalent to HD voice.  How fast is your home WiFi or wherever you're using the WiFi calling?

I have done everything but complain to Sprint.  Sensorly shows only a fair signal at my place, but a better one 2 blocks over..

Thanks for taking time to respond

I'm near 24th and Ohio, and people calling me often go right to voicemail. The wifi calling has too much lag, any suggestions?

Yays, now I'll get a decent signal while I'm waiting in line at Leon's