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Over the past 2 months I and everyone that works my company over 100 phones Motorola I-355 and Blackberry have been getting horrible reception throughout Atlanta. When I called to inquire the "professional" customer care specialist asked what state I was in after telling him that I was in Atlanta. I told him Alabama. The idiot believed me. If anyone is considering using Nextel for the Direct Connect, Phone Etc. PLEASE reconsider. We have spent a fortune with Sprint / Nextel and are getting very poor service and coverage.

Sprint is the way to go out here in the boonies. Never any reception problems at all.

Never had a problem with the reception at my house. My brother has T-Mobile and has to get out of the house to use his cell phone

I recently dropped sprint. There customer service is poor, and everyone I talked to said they heard an echo when they talked to me. The Sprint reps said that they didn't hear anything and did nothing about the problem. I bought a new phone to see if that would work and it didn't. There is nothing clear or free about there clear and free plans. Sprint sucks. They couldn't retain a four year customer. Too bad.

half of calls don't complete. txt's "could not send, try again later" calls answered often end up somehow leaving voicemail, even though I clicked answer and it said connected... .. calls drop, dead air, have complained to tmo for 5 months, replaced phone twice, simcard once. no difference.

Poor reception around area, no reception at all in my house.

Ridgemote Drive, Lawrenceville, (Near Johnson Rd and Five Forks Trickum) 1 bar at best, in house or out on the street. If I go 1 / 2 mile in any direction, it's up to 5 bars. Called T-Mo, no help atg all. Had phone search for other (GSM) networks, nothing found. I'd switch if I had any way to test other carriers at my location.

No reception at all on my RAZR or my wife's Nokia 6210i on Kimwood Court. Signal barely makes it to 1 bar at top of Kimwood as it intersects Cedars Road.

I live right behind the Bruster's at McKendree Church Rd. and Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd. The signal strength on our T-Mobile phones, both my Nokia 3595 and my wife's Samsung e105, is pretty bad at our house. Only about 2 of 5 bars, and sometimes it drops altogether. Most other places around Atlanta it's pretty good.

No reception at the end of Kimwood Court (down a hill). Reception begins at junction with Cedars. Other nearby streets without good reception include Azelea Drive.