Sure, if the infrastructure at the location where inbound calls are sent is damaged or unavailable the call wouldn't be delivered. This is no different than normal wireline service. I couldn't get through to any calls in NPA 504 for days and days after the 29th of August. I don't think that's any different than for any other kind of traffic into a disaster area. If you're a cellular subscriber who has a number in the area affected it's not hard to see why calls to a subscriber would not be able to be completed since the call has to be routed from the originating switch and if incoming traffic to the switch isn't possible it can't be routed out of the switch to find the cellular subscriber whereve that subscriber is located. If the originating switch is out of commission it would be sort of impossible for the switch to send the call. As far as outgoing services there should not be any problem at all since you'd be using the infrustructure of the area you are in rather than of your "home" switch. Mr. Cuccia could probably tell you about that.