Nov. 3-4.,2011. Out of service 2 days. Called AT&T 6 times. Reported outage Friday nov 4th. Neighbors have same problem. AT&T says they have no other record of outage.

Excellent reception. Friends who visit and have other carriers (Sprint and Cingular) often have to use my mobile to make calls. I travel nationwide and Verizon has, by far, the best coverage across the country.

Excellent service. Had Cingular before - had very few problems with them while they used TDMA, but when they switched to GSM - had to get Verizon within 2 months. Have had Verizon for 18 months now, top notch receiption.

Reception on Lockwood Rd. heading towards UCF is terrible. Almost always get dropped calls on this road. Sprint must not have a tower nearby.

Only get coverage in the house in a few spots, and even then only about 60% of the time. Often get no service at all, even outside. Sometimes I have to drive two blocks before I get a bar. My daughter's Samsung phone gets worse reception than my Nokia.

I signed with T-Mobile for ONE reason... ..that I could receive signals anywhere in USA and if T-Mobile wasn't available, then I could log onto somebody else's network for free. Just got back from Santa Barbara, CA and while lots of other conference attendees where using their AT&T plans, I could obtain NO signal whatsoever! When I went into the phone's NETWORK setting and clicked on "available networks" up popped Cingular, but could not receive a signal on that network either. So was not able to make or receive ANY phone calls for one week while at conference Sept 16-23, 2008. Fortunately my contract expires 12-6-08 with T-Mobile. No reception problems around Central Florida... ..But not worth a hoot for around the USA for traveling based on Santa Barbara experience.

I have to be outside my home to make most calls and sometimes that doesn't even work!

many many dropouts. sometimes no service indoors

A lot of dropped calls. I can't use my phone in my own house. I'll be switching carriers.

This is really the summary of two locations and their separate coverages. We live at the bottom of the hill at the end of Hunt Club Blvd. in Sweetwater Springs. At the street intersection, and pretty much else in West Seminole county from all of Wekiva Springs, the mall, and pretty much everywhere else gets great reception. When you go down the hill, all reception is lost, calls are dropped, and you either end up getting zero bars but still are on Verizon's network, or you lose the ability to even get back on Verizon's network until you catch another blip of coverage. Does this happen with other networks, when Cingular was, well, singular, people had trouble down here. Did that change with the addition of AT&T, or are there any other options for this area if you know of them?

I have tried several phones and get the same results: dropped calls, no reception along areas in Wekiva, and fading voice when call was in progress.

There is a no cell service on Wekiva springs road from 434 to Hunt Club Blvd. There is also spotty service all along hunt club blvd. Sprint compared it to being in the poconos on a moutain.only problem I live in florida and last time I checked there were no moutains in florida

Cingular gives near perfect service here, while Sprint and Verizon are almost dead.