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

I've never had a problem either inside or outside.

I thoroughly enjoy the reception I get with At&T. Dropped calls are rare, and I was not expecting no dropped calls. It's not a land-line. The only problem I do have is with customer service. It is now awful and I will probably have to switch back to T-Mobile. It dropped calls quite often, but the service was fantastic.

Using a Nokia 3360 on AT&T's old network. I have never had a dropped call. Even get good reception (albeit on roam) up in the mountains.

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

Doesn't seem to have as clear reception as Sprint or AT&T in this area. There is some unknown downtimes also

I can't use my Verizon cell phone in my basement. The signal is too weak to talk.

I have a lot of problems with my service. I can be in one part of my house and have 5 bars, walk 5 feet and the call drops. My service for AT&T was better when I was in Ireland and England! I've had sprint, same problem with dropped calls. Next on to Verizon for a try. Forget using your AT&T phone inside the Publix! No service at all in there!

When inside buildings no coverage at all.

Many dropped calls and no bars at my house poor reception in the neiborhood.

choppy calls and droped calls causes billing errors

no reception on first level of house.

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.

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.

I was so excited to move into my new house in Lawrenceville, but alas, I am having so much trouble with reception. I can't listen to pandora without it cutting out / failing, my calls are dropped, and I basically can't enjoy my lovely iphone and ipad for what they are made for... in my own home! Boo! Hopefully when we get wireless internet in the house it will improve, but as far as wireless phone reception, I'm scared this will always be a problem :(

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

Gone downhill as AT&T upgrades towers. Where I used to be able to make calls (home) I no longer get a signal. For that matter, at the New Braves Stadium, I can't get reception. Very sad.

all cell phone carriers seem to have poor reception in this area

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.

I have no idea what happened to the reception in this area, but now I can't get any service from Webb Gin House to US 29. Direct Connect tends to work OK, but voice calls are pointless. Last week, (7 / 31 / 06), I dropped the same call three times, and now I know not to make any calls on this stretch of highway. Word from Nextel is that as they merge with Sprint, cell towers designated originally for Nextel will go over to Sprint, thus the Nextel voice coverage will become worse.