Cellular Signal Booster for the Home

We have been looking into this, too, and I wanted to let you know that if you have bad reception in your neighborhood, AT&T may provide a booster to you free of charge. We started this process after a friend (who has Sprint) obtained one. We called AT&T, pointed out we've been customers a long time, and that our neighborhood (which is suburban and SHOULD have decent reception) has terrible coverage, to the point that we have to have a land line at home because our cell phones just don't work. Anyway, they put our request in their system, and although it took a few weeks for them to decide, they did finally notify us that they will be providing a cell booster to us free of charge. Yay!

My grandparents received a free one from AT&T. They are in a bad coverage area, even though I get great reception down the road. They have a ranch and it's set up in the family room. We are able to get reception when where in that area of the house, but then it's gets sketchy if you're a couple rooms away. It helps my grandparents, so it appears to be worth it.

We bought one for $384 and have yet to put it on. I don't know how it will turn out but we're hopeful it will be good. We have no signal now, even a few bars is an addition.