jim paulson boise idaho: Project Fi Phone Service For Real Estate
- 12/09/16 10:38 AM
Isn't it frustrating as a Realtor that as you drive around your community that your cell phone carrier drops signal or doesn't have data service in certain parts of your market? I think I finally found the answer: Google Fi. Why, because unlike every other carrier, it isn't just one carrier. Wait, . . . what? Google is a hybrid cell phone carrier that will switch between Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular and WIFI even when you are in the middle of using it. This is huge for me because here in the Boise, Idaho area, my Sprint signal gets week just west of … (14 comments)
He was flying his experimental single engine Lancair which crashed around 9 a.m February 3, 2012. He was the only person onboard and was in contact with the radio tower requesting permission to turn around. Steve Appleton done a lot for Boise since he graduated from BSU on a tennis scholarship. Micron has been a huge factor in the Boise economy. Shares of their stock were halted on the news. Steve was … (2 comments)
Jim Paulson would like to be your Realtor. He is the Past President of the Idaho Chapter of the Council of Residential Specialists (2014) also the Past President of the Ada County Association of Realtors (2010). Jim has nearly 25 years being a licensed Idaho Realtor.
Jim Paulson is a member of the Greater Boise Chamber of Commerce and he is the owner and broker of Progressive Realty Corporation which is an A+ accredited business with the Better Business Bureau.
Jim is one of the few Realtors in Boise Idaho that has earned the "top producer" designation in excess of ten times in his career so he is a proud to be honored as a Lifetime Member of the Circle of Excellence by the Ada County Association of Realtors.
Before you hire a Realtor, be sure to interview Jim Paulson and compare the difference 25 years of experience selling Idaho real estate makes!
http://www.IdahoMLStours.com
Http://www.Progressive-Realty.info
Isn't it frustrating as a Realtor that as you drive around your community that your cell phone carrier drops signal or doesn't have data service in certain parts of your market? I think I finally found the answer: Google Fi.
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