Schumer taking action against dropped cell phone calls
NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. Charles Schumer is trying to improve New
Yorkers' cellphone service - by tracking dead zones where calls are
regularly dropped.
The Democratic senator said Sunday that he's inviting mobile phone users to register their complaints on his website. His office will then call providers and challenge them with a list of weak reception spots in New York state.
Schemer says he will name the companies that are the biggest culprits.
He says he decided to take action after his own calls were dropped over and over again at the same locations.
The
senator says hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers rely on cellphones as
an essential part of their daily lives and dropped calls lead to
needless struggles. In an emergency, he says that could be dangerous
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