Post by arifaakter on Sept 13, 2021 5:46:26 GMT 1
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The cell phone companies don't want to make call list of mobile number their neighborhood friends upset. They want to blend in. So they blend in while they blast your home and neighborhood with toxic electromagnetic radiation. Cell phone towers, sometimes called masts, or mobile phone towers, weren't an issue years ago when they were few and far between. One could often drive miles call list of mobile number and miles through the countryside and never see one. They were few in number and were only found in obscure locations and seen only on an occasional hilltop. Today cell phone towers have increased dramatically in number. There are now more than 1.9 million call list of mobile number towers and antenna towers spread throughout the U.S.
They are now found on churches, call list of mobile number schools and firehouses as well as being seen on the rooftop of buildings everywhere. Did you know there is even a cell phone tower near Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park? Can't sleep well at night? It may be that there's a call list of mobile number tower close by. Just why would a mobile phone tower be placed on a church, school or firehouse? Why would school boards and churches agree to this? Money. It's that simple. The mobile phone companies will pay these organizations, and individual property owners, call list of mobile number handsomely to install their equipment on their properties. This "rent money" call list of mobile number can range from a few hundred dollars a month to several thousand dollars a month.
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They are now found on churches, call list of mobile number schools and firehouses as well as being seen on the rooftop of buildings everywhere. Did you know there is even a cell phone tower near Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park? Can't sleep well at night? It may be that there's a call list of mobile number tower close by. Just why would a mobile phone tower be placed on a church, school or firehouse? Why would school boards and churches agree to this? Money. It's that simple. The mobile phone companies will pay these organizations, and individual property owners, call list of mobile number handsomely to install their equipment on their properties. This "rent money" call list of mobile number can range from a few hundred dollars a month to several thousand dollars a month.
