Ejwilliamson90

I wouldn't know but I'd assume the tower closest to the sprint store. I'm not able to get info more than that. The whole reason I came on was because I am interested in what's going on and hoping there were other reported sightings. Lol so I hope more people can report this and less second hand than I.

Well they are big sprint markets the one store in newark is a 500 box a month store

Actually, you want to hear that. Central Ohio market will be affected but instead of the usual rollout from inside the market to the out, however we here will be outside and then in. Look at central Indiana perfect example. Muncy then Indy

Apparently the flickerings were on east side. Farrrr east. Newark/Heath they've had some work done and then ppl started getting patchy 4g. I can tell more detailed in PM

My boss mentioned it to me, but I don't know that she knew where this was. I will ask and tell if she knows more!

Ok I'll ask where and let u know

Could this be confirmed by anyone?

I have heard from friends that people have been seeing 4g flickerings around certain areas of columbus.

That's a network ticket you can only do one once its been pushed to the higher bosses, did they ask for your address? It takes 3 ppl to get them out

Also where do I go to donate I've looked several times and cannot find where to donate!?

Well I've seen several down towers. There was one on 104 and Jackson in Grove City on South West side of Columbus for example this past week. Hoping it wasn't literally down and that maybe some NV was gracing it!

Here's my screen shot taken in Circleville by Wal Mart on US 23

oh eHRPD is reading my whole way to work from circleville to lancaster the whole way down US 22 even in the sticks!

I certainly hope it moves along quickly as well. I live in Circleville and work in Lancaster. Lancaster has been cursed with tower issue after tower issue! I'm just about to wonder if they're holding off on NV to fix the issue. We really started noticing it when Romney came to Lancaster, so we blame him.... Certainly missing the coverage I had in Ross county (chillicothe) don't laugh either! iPCS was a llocal company who ran a CDMA network in Chillicothe and covered the whole county in great coverage and sprint has since benefited after acquiring many years ago. In Circleville we have a huge Nextel market. So sprint suffers once leaving the town limits. Can't wait to inherit some of that 800mhz so I can drop my air rave! It'd be a great Christmas present to get a new network vision update for Central Ohio soon! Ill even take it on Jan 1 lol.