Always have 1 or no bars in my location. Inside my apartment on weekends surprisingly and during nights the reception on my phone goes up to 3 bars? Don't know why, but during the morning from 8am-6pm it's only 1 bar or less. Called AT&T and they said the tower was down, but it's been like this for 4 months. Have a new BB Torch 2 9810, so don't think it's due to my cell phone at all.

3G basically doesn't work in my area (for iPhone), so I am basically paying for 3G access while using a non 3G network. For some reason, I think iPhones do not work well with AT&T because my family's reception is fine but each of them have a different phone other than an iPhone. At work, I have no service at all - Econ near east Colonial - but my colleague has the same 3GS phone with Verizon and her reception is great...

Service with AT&T is about average, sometimes one and two bars inside my regular home. I use a micro cell ($150.00) in my home with my U-verse to solve the my desire to have five bars. I will recommend AT&T in this area.

Have experienced horrible signal issues for the past several days. Works everywhere else in town, but sucks at home. Turned off 3G last night and got a decent signal on the Edge network. What's going on? Was always fine before.

I get three bars inside my house, but horrible static anyway. Also, I have to keep the 3G service turned off my phone most of the time, otherwise I drop 1 out of 4 calls.

I get two bars outside and 1 bar inside my home and often get dropped calls. There appears to be a pretty sizeable weak spot between Dean and Rouse, just north along University. I've tested this with multiple phones.

I always get good reception with AT&T. No cell phone provider is going to have perfect service. It all depends on the phone you are using.

There is a big hole in AT&T's coverage here. It is centered right on the intersection. Reception is poor and spotty at any of the four corners. No reception in the Publix grocery at the NE corner.

Indoors non-existent Outdoors 2 bars Incoming calls never ring, always go straight to voicemail. Been this way for 15 years but have no choice to leave ATT because of corporate standard for my employer.

Never a problem. Anywhere in this area. But... I've also yet to have any signal loss or dropped calls in the majority of Orlando. My only drop-out or "missed calls" are when heading to Cocoa Beach and about midway through, in the middle of nowhere, there's a temporary and small dead zone.

No 3G, and spotty edge. Really bad.

This is an ODD problem.. the longer my phone has been stationary here the less bars I get.. If I reboot the phone I get 3 bars not even good, sounds very hollow and within the first hour after being rebooted I dont get more then 2 bars

Once inside the convention center the reception is sporadic at best. I usually have no reception or 1 bar at best! According to AT&T, this area has the "best" covergage. If this is their best, I'm glad I dont have their worst. A friend that I work with has Verizon and consistently has 3 to 4 bars on the same RAZR model.

i am not sure if its the phone or the service. but its bad no one can hear me. and the phone goes in and out

I'm lucky very good reception inside my house.

I have to give AT&T two thumbs way up for the reception I get almost everywhere on the UCF campus. Even in the oldest of buildings my cell phone has at least 3 bars.

Reception sucks in Avalon Park.

Very Spotty, lots of dropped calls. Usually get good reception anyway else but where I need it most, at home. I didn't have this problem until after Cingular was bought out by AT&T. Waiting patiently till my contract is up, might try Verizon.

Reception varies 1-3 bars rapidly in area. Poor signal and many dropped calls inside houses / buildings NE of University and Dean.

I travel all over the US and need good reception. My assistant had T Mobile until last week. When we travelled, I was consistantly getting better reception. No comparison! I had a Treo 650 which was no where near as good with reception. The Razor is much better!

Both my husband's and my phone don't work once we get into Avalon Park. Decent reception everywhere else. = /

OK outside, a few dropped calls inside the house. Nothing so bad that I would switch.

AT&T (Cingular) is perfect in Orlando, including Disney areas. We wouldn't use it for business if it were not reliable. Our dispatchers can always reach us. Rarely they have to leave voice mail due to busy network.

In the house no reception. Heading south on 419 calls always dropped within 100ft of intersection, signal not recovered until Lake Pickett Rd. We are surrounded by enormous towers and can't believe none of them belong to AT&T or Cingular.

Keep losing signal. Cingular store told me my house was in the middle of a dead zone.

Keep losing signal. Cingular store told me my house was in the middle of a dead zone.

Generally good coverage. Lengthy calls might get dropped, but infrequent.

I can make calls but as soon as I am in a conversation it drops out. I live right off this intersection in Lee Vista Sq. They say that it is the tower and not my phone. I say they have bad coverage and they are trying to con us into thinking it is good.

I switched to Cingular in response to their commercial about the fewest dropped calls. I cannot make a call from inside my house. I spoke to Cingular and the said that great coverage was available one street to the west of me. They also said that I lived in the middle of three of their towers. Still I cannot get more than 2 bars on a good day. To be honest, I had the same trouble with Nextel. I paid $200 to get out of the Nextel contract early and switch to Cingular. No one is offering a solution, just "I'm Sorry".

The phone works about 2 bars in most of the area... however inside my home, which is near this intersection- the phone remains at about 1 and often drops calls. I even take the phone outside and it happens again. At first, I thought it was the phone- I got a different model- and it continues to happen! I pretty much can't talk on the phone in my own home.

I drop my connection everytime!

Calling is hit or miss. I drop 40 to 50 calls a month, there is no way Cingular has the fewest dropped calls.

I just built a house in Avalon Park last year and ever since I moved in my cell phone reception has been horrible! Most of the time I cannot answer or make calls and the calls that do get through get cut off! I have to go outside even to get two bars! Inside my home, I ony get one or even none! From the postings here, it looks like Avalon Park is terrible for everyone's abilty to get "bars."

Between 2 and 4 bars indoors, but does drop calls regularly indoors. Outside is fine.

Inside many buildings on UCF campus, Cingular gets no reception (I suspect none of the GSM carriers do), while Verizon and Sprint seem to work fine. Outdoors, Cingular usually works fine, except when enclosed closely by buildings.

I-95 From the Georgia Border to I-4 then I-4 to Orlando and the entire Orlando / Disney area - NO DIGITAL SIGNAL reception! When I crossed back into Georgia, I got Digital Reception again. This is a new problem (as of June / July 2006. In Dec 2005 I drove to Miami on I-95 and had Digital Reception the whole way. I call this a Cingular problem because I got their recording when I dialed *611 (Analog mode very weak)

My reception in my home is only good for twenty to thirty seconds before the call is dropped.

I live near this intersection and had bad T-Mobile service previously. I now have Cingular service and the same problem persists. Signal strength is little to none and calls are almost always drop. Hope Cingular will add more towers to this area because it's heavily populated thus would add more happy customers.

I can't talk on the phone in my house without having to hunt down a "hot spot" in the house where I may be able to receive 1 bar if I'm lucky.

I can get about 1- 2 bars in the house. If I step over to a window, I get 2-3 bars. Outside it is 3-4 bars. I just traded up to the Motorola v551 from an old Nokia. The main reason was because the Nokia dropped calls like crazy. Cingular told me it was the old technology... .well we'll see...

Have horrible reception, it's almost impossible to use the network in the house and I have to get to certain location in my yard to get reception. Not very happy with Cingular at this time.

Usually worked pretty good around this area. Rarely went below 3 bars. Stayed, at an average around 3 or 4 bars, going to 5 bars a lot also.

This phone sucks big-time around this area. 40% of the time, I can't even get a signal. And the 60% of the time that I do get a signal, it is at zero, 1 or two bars, and very rarely at 3 bars.

The service is alright. I have really good reception elsewhere but this area needs a bit of work. sometimes I get dropped calls sometimes I wont. I guess it depends if its a cloudy or sunny day... thats florida and Cingular for u.

The cell reception is horrible from Cingular. Cingular says they just don;t have a tower close by, nothing can be done.I can not believe that they (designeres of cell networks) can not put together a network that can cover major cities! In the house I have to position my phone just right, then use my bluetooth or else I do not get any signal! I would not recommend Cingular if they were the last Cell Phone company on earth!

Switched over from AT&T Wireless to Cingular via merger. I have had almost flawless service in my travels to work near Maitland. Rare occasion driving to Brandon Florida where I'll hit a dead spot, but it's out in the middle of nowhere. Thumbs up.

All bars inside and outside.

Hardly works at all, constantly get complaints about reception inside and outside the house. Only til I drive about 1 mile north on Alafaya do I get good reception.

Always get through down here, but get dropped calls around Maitland area occatioanlly. Great reception inside buiildings. No problems arounf Disney area.

Alright area - usually about 2-3 bars, stays at a steady 3 outside houses. Inside the Publix here however, signal dies - most likely due to the construction of the building; would be nice if Cingular could get permission to put up a tower much nearer to the Publix, so at least I could hold some signal in there.

always drops calls, never get more than 2 bars anywhere in gainesville... people on the other end never can hear the caller