My Cingular GSM phone works perfect in this area.. I never drop calls and always have signal

Average to Good reception inside.

I live in an apartment off of Paces Ferry / Cumberland / East-West Connector area. Until now I have only had my T-Mobile phone (No home phone). I have had no problems in my area. Also, I work off of Windy Hill, no problems to report there. Although coverage could always be better (in the middle of the building / bathroom etc... ), I have no serious complaints!

Reception indoors isn't the best. I've only been with T-Mobile for about a month, and I love their service. According to the C.S.R reps they're working diligently to provide their customers with more towers and better reception! T-Mobile's the new kid on the block... I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. So far I'm satisfied with the V188 phone, although I'm currently eyeing the Motorola V330 *can't wait to get that one*

No signal with this phone. Tried Cingular no signal, Sprint no signal. Verizon some signal. Are there some hansets better than others?

Live in the area and work for a tower company that sells space to T-Mobile. They are really focused on there customers and solution sites!

Service in the Roswell Rd / Sandy Springs area is pretty good except in our home. The reception / signal improves dramatically as you move up towards buckhead, midtown and downtown where the signal's at its peak. :) Overall I'm satisfied with T-Mobile because they will only get better. Keep in mind they haven't been around as long as Verizon, Cingulair and Sprint. So far so good... great customer service!

Bad reception in Dunwoody on all carriers. Looking at the tower map I can sure see why.

I can be driving on Briarcliff Rd. with a full signal, then the next minute, if there are trees, bushes, or anything like that, the call gets dropped... not once, but 3 times. I have regretted ever going to Cingular a year ago and as of next week, I am going back to Verizon.

In this general area, the service ranges from 5 bars down to 0 bars. This is a hilly, very residential area, and I suspect that it's difficult for the cellular providers to put in new towers (no one wants them in their backyard). You can go one block in either direction for a dramatic change in the reception.