cellphone antenna boosters

[cain]

the ones that's like a sticker, is it a myth? i don't see how it can boost your signal

 

[sisq0kidd]

It is indeed a myth.

 

[Amused]

It seems to be a very profitable scam.

DAMN my morality! If I didn't have any, I'd be on easy street. :|

 

[Biggerhammer]

So, they're basically a sticker that says, 'This mobile is owned by a sucker." ?

 

[loic2003]

It's a big steaming pile of crap.
As are the similar "battery booster" stickers....

 

[desk]

yeh, i dont think they work well (if at all). however, i did buy a bunch of these (10000) in bulk for about $400 during my get rich quick days. yes, im dumb, lets move on.

luckily my parents own a business and have been selling them for me for $1.99 each (retail is a ridiculous 19.99). they sell about 1-2 per day (and we split the money). i've made about $800 bucks in 1.5 years.

people have never returned or complained about them (probably because they are cheap and dont really care).

 

[loic2003]

stupid DP....

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: cain
the ones that's like a sticker, is it a myth? i don't see how it can boost your signal

It doesn't; I'm still amazed that they can legally sell products like this

 

[Spike]

I bought one for $1 along with a new battery. That second item qualified me for free shipping so I couldn't complain though it definity did nothing for my reception.

 

[FoBoT]

myth/garbage

 

[cain]

yeah the thing is that i buy a lot of books online and once in awhile the seller sends me one of those boosters. i finally gave up one day and decided to slap it on, did nothing ahahah. probably would have had better luck with aluminum foil

 

[Mo0o]

I actually have one on my phone but i got it for free from some package that i no longer remember. And yeah, it doesn't do anything. But i did see it for sale at walgreens for 10 bucks, suckers.