Calls will drop 4 times from Torrey Pines Road to Governor Dr. & Genesee in University City. Very annoying. Now that my contract is up, I will be leaving Cingular because of dropped calls, poor reception and static, or no coverage in areas where Verizon has coverage.

Up until 2 weeks ago, my reception had been quite good inside the apartment for 2 years. Now, I cannot even make or receive calls at all inside. My street is very spotty, too, suddenly. My coworkers' Sprint PCS phones work great for them, especially inside the hotel where we work, and in the service elevators.

Dropped calls everyday, very spotty service, magically goes from 3 bars of reception to none all the time. Even when the phone indicate good reception, the phone does not complete calls. Sometimes it takes 7 or 8 calls to the same person just to have a short conversation. Overall very flaky and bad service.

Dead Zone in house, confirmed by Verizon. Occassional Poor reception, but not long enough to complete calls. Verizon should fix this!

T-mobile has had excellent coverage in my experience. I have had good coverage in San DIego and Los Andeles as well as during travels in New York, Baltimore, and Miami.

There's no reception going east right after the traffic light on the Paradise Valley Road and Munda intersection in National City.

No reception in my home for over a year. A few houses or a block away, I get 4 bars. Once I reach my property, zip, nada. Have called, have tried different models. AT&T customers get reception at my house, but T-Mobile is not in alliance with them. So I'm stuck with a family plan that between 2 households (ours & college kids) we can use only if I leave home. Sad

Very good SPCS reception throughout North County San Diego, on I15, I5, entire length of Mira Mesa Blvd and Miramar Rd, entire length of Pomerado and La Jolla, and inside UCSD buildings and on campus (but not in Price Center). Fair reception in my house, works in some parts but not others.

ATT (GSM) signal is consistently 1-3 bars lower than CINGULAR's around town, and it's always bouncing around indoors (jumps from 2 to 3 to 1 to 3, and I'm standing still) which has lead to dropped calls and lost GPRS connections while indoors - Tested with a Nokia 3590 and a 3595. There isn't a diff between the phones (switching SIMs had same results network-wise). ATT's (GSM) network is just not up to par with CINGULAR's.

most of the times no reception unless outside

I get great reception in my first floor apartment.

I couldn't get very good reception on the first floor of my apartment complex.

I could generally get reception if I was outside. I couldn't get any reception from my first floor apartment in Warren though. I had to go outside to make calls.

decent reception, sometimes have to move around apt. to get best signal.

It's an area that gets poor reception and Verizon seems to be the best here. I had AT&T and got poor to no coverage in Ocean Beach.

Half of the time, I experience dropped calls.