Moved in to Dead zone

AT&T has some dead spots in house, but better than Verizon was. Route to El Segundo drops some calls, though 2 definite Verizon dead spots on 105.

Signal quality is sufficient for making / receiving voice calls ("1X") and doing text / multimedia messaging when outside; but there is little, if any, EV-DO service for the high-speed data on campus. Also, when inside most buildings, you need to be near a door / window to get any service. It's usable, but not very strong.

Varies between zero and 2 bars. The phone is unreliable in the office, I need to go into the family room to use the phone.

Rosecrans between Beach Blvd. and Gilbert St. has no signal at all. I believe it is all same for Cingular, Verizon, and T-Mobile. To avoid these horrible reception, there is nothing you can do but to move out to other area. Rosecrans+Parks St. (OK) Rosecrans+Euclid (OK) Rosecrans+Beach (OK, but not where the Regional Park is)

A read dead area

Poor to no reception. True for other family members with same service and different phones.

Reception here fluctuates alot. At one point you can have max reception and once a call comes in, bam 0 bars of reception and the call drops.

i don't think there is any phone service that works in this area. considering every household has about 4-6 cell phones, the carriers should try to do something about it.

Reception is barely there even when I walk out of my house