| AT&T | 1788 Co Rd 1816 | Congestion, dropped calls, weak and no service | 2019 |
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| AT&T | 4258 AR-35 | Very weak to no service | 2019 |
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| AT&T | 357 Ouachita 154 | There is barely any service in the area. I have one bar on my front porch and in the front yard. Other than that, I have to drive almost all the way to town before I have service. | 2014 |
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| AT&T | 6680 AR-8 | At one time had decent signal in area. In the past few years cell signal has steadily dropped till I have no bars standing outside. Sometimes get one bar. That's a huge difference from what it was a few years ago, which was 3 bars. Like to know what has changed. The terrain is more open than before with all the clearing of trees, so that should help with reception. | 2019 |
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| AT&T | 101 N Lincoln Ave | We had a family plan (3 phones) paid lots of money to them for many years. All the while having horrible cell signals. We called many times to ask for help. Our signals never improved. Even with a "booster". So we recently got brave and dropped AT&T like one of our many calls and switched to Verizon. They are even worse signal. So now we gotta go back to what we don't like, the lesser of two evils. If anyone will give me a contract that involves two tin cans with a really long string, and you can cut my bill in half, you may have a customer. I'm one person on a family farm of 15 people. We are all having this problem.(And with weak internet service too.) Invest in rural areas even if it's just good PR for you because word of mouth can cost you more. | 2019 |
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