No reception at all within most of this building for Verizon. Can't get or place calls. Text msgs. or any 3G service impossible. Co-worker sitting 6 feet behind me has AT&T, and has full service.

Terrible! lucky to get 2 bars yet, the map shows ATT tower less than 1 / 2 mile away

Zero reception for the last 5 days. Noticed that reception starting decreasing a week or two before, spotty, with bars fluctuating from 1-3, then 0 bars. Have discussed with AT&T customer service (using my land line!) and have been to an AT&T store twice. Each time they re-set the phone, I have service in the store and by the time I drive home my phone loses all reception. Phones have been checked out by AT&T, sim cards changed twice, powered off and on several times. My husband has the identical problem with his phone. No signal in Trolley Square, no signal in Maryland. Once our bars go down to zero we can't seem to get service back without going to an AT&T store for a temporary fix. We never had a problem when we were with Cingular. Since AT&T has taken over our service has declined. And worse, no one at AT&T can solve the problem or give us a reason for continued poor and / or totally missing service.

Reception is sometimes spotty in my house, while it is generally OK as I get farther away. There are some pockets that don't seem to get the same quality of service as others, but nothing that stands out as being incredibly poor. Cingular's service, on the other hand, leaves much to be desired...

I work at AI Dupont... .There is no reception at 202 and 141 and for the surrounding square mile.

Travelling the back roads is always a craqp shoot, instead of building new homes all the time, maybe a cell phone tower should be built.

I get great reception. I am right out of Newport. I work in Downtown Wilmington and get at least two bars inside the building. Never had a dropped call. No complaints here, I love VZW.

The reception is terrible inside the house. I have to stand outside in order to have a conversationa and that doesn't always work. AT&T says there is a tower nearby and I should have great service, yea right!

the truth of the reception issues depends on the phone you use with ATT and Verizon really. I have ATT so does my room mate and I get service everywhere.. however she has the new Samsung and she could sit next to me and loose signal. same with verizon. my mother has an older razer and she looses service all the time. my sister has the envy and never looses signal. so phone scoop your phone before purches it will save you a world of trouble. all and all I have few problem with ATT. but I think that has a lot to do with my sony erricson phone, which is most of the reason why I am an AT&T costomer due to the fact that they carry that brand.

Always a good reception, few dropped calls on I95 on my way to philly and sometimes in new castle area. But other than that calls are crystal clear 90 percent of the time, customer service is okay if you don't mind calling back to see how many times you get the same answer(to make sure it is the right answer). Very good reception in the house and in hospitals and malls.

Whether inside or outside, the reception is very poor in this area (north and west of the Delaware Art Museum). Cingular doesn't seem to care about the problem, even after three reports of problems over the last two years. Does anyone know how to get Cingular's attention? Does anyone know of a carrier that provides better reception in sip code 19806? (We'd jump to it in a flash!)

Reception was adequate on my old cell phone (Siemens, also from Cingular), but my new Samsung X497 disappoints. Calls to Cingular resulted in a small improvement. We wait, with fingers crossed, for improved signal strength.

With the old Cingular network I had adequate coverage with the change to the Nokia 6200 I have none.

Constantly drops calls, can't receive or send calls, delayed texts.

I just moved into Greenville Place, and my Virgin phone has trouble getting a signal. I have to walk to the highway to make calls, and even then, they get dropped. I thought this was because I had a pay-as-you-go phone, but looking at these entries it seems like most cell phone companies has this problem in this area. I heard that Sprint has better strategies for dealing with Delaware. Anyone have luck with them?

Have the old 1 cent promo phone from 1998 still works. I have a grandfathered in old plan from T Mobile circa 1995. I have driven all around! the Rt 141 up to 202, you loose signal just over bridge by X station dead til you get in front of Alapocus woods entry (contractor entrance to Site) fine from there up to Faulk rd and over past Silverside Rd there is no T mobile coverage, but you can manually grab onto Verizon their Cust svc says they have no T mobile towers in the area, but the old phones scan for whatever is in the area and let you use it !?! GO FIGURE... Rt 100 from 141 area is good until you go down by Brandywine River to go N to end up by Concord Mall / Naamans area dead zone to top of the hill ~1 / 2 mile... No matter what you have or who with no bars down by Hagley museum along Brandywine river... where the Montchanin Post office is you can get 1 or 2 bars, but 100 feet away by parents home zilch ! bEST thing is to drive where you usually go, and monitor the signal srength so you know where your local dead spots are.. DE is mostly flat so they did very little tower coverage, anywhere there is a long slope with some high ground immediately next to the roads bad to no signal... Concrete apartment buildings or lots of metal buldings block reception until you go outside... We have way too many people who stand outside and scream into cell phones middle of night in residential areas... keep a land line at home! trust me.. no one needs to be on the cell every second of the day and night...

No reception in my house unless I am on the second floor... .then I can get every other word. To use the phone I have to go outside and then lose about 50% of calls

Never get reception, it always shows Cingular as an network to choose from but it then tells you you have no acces to this network. I hate T-Mobile, and Cingular is deffiently one of the best

Have to be outside the house to make or receive calls and only get 1-2 bars at best

I had difficulty receiving a strong enough signal to make calls from my home, so I upgraded the phone to one that can connect to my router and get a good signal and that works fine. But if my router is out I can't get a good enough cell tower signal at home to make a call and be sure that it's not going to cut off in mid-call.