I can't use AT&T service at home. Period. As soon as my contract is up I'm bailing to Sprint or Verizon. Apparently AT&T doesn't give a rats behind about cell service in residential areas.

I live off Rosebud just past Temple Johnson and my whole subdivision is a "dead zone" Terrible service in my house. No matter where I am I drop calls constantly g / f has Sprint and has no problems whatsoever.

I have very good signal 4 to 5 bars all the time. Also data coverage is very good. I never have dropped calls. T-Moble is really trying to expand there 3G coverage.

The only drop in reception around Loganville that I have found is while literally between McConnell Middle School and Cooper Elementary on Ozora Rd. I switched to Sprint nearly three years ago and have had no problem with the service here. However, I do sometimes travel to Athens, and loose my signal for about two miles near Watkinsville, after Monroe.

Comes and goes. I am attempting to understand so-called "congestion." Upon testing on Saturday am, reception for my own internet radio station is spotty at best; no marked improvement from Monday-Friday. Too many variables at this early stage of testing to conclude results.

Cell reception on US 78 from Monroe to Athens. Alcovy River - guaranteed dead spot. BP at Unisia Dr. -dead spot! Walton EMC - Dead! Niedemeyer - (No, wait, that's something else... ) Valleys -dead Everywhere else - poor to fair Such a busy traffic corridor - Why such poor service for paying customers?

T-Mobile must have really increased their coverage since my last stint in 2004. My reception has been just about perfect. Plus I am saving 30% from what I was paying with Verizon.

I had Verizon for my business, (30 phones) and due to this economy just needed to cut costs. Decided to give T-Mobile a try and I must say I have been very pleased with the reception. I may have had 2 dropped calls in the 3 months I have had them. No complaints from my field guys either which saves me headaches. We mainly use them in Gwinnett, Walton, Rockdale and Fulton counties. They must have really increased their coverage area since my last stint with them in 04.

I will have full service one sec. and the next no bars. Down the road everything thing is fine once I leave home. This really is hard considering I do not have a home phone.