I have been with TMobile since they were Voice Stream. I left them one year to join my husband on Sprint and hated my reception so I went back to TMobile. I have absolutly great reception everywhere I go except for places that I would assume everyone has poor reception such as parts of Blue Ridge / Elijah. I went to Young Harris, GA a few weekends ago and had reception occasionally but I was so high up that I didn't really expect to have coverage. Basically I'm saying that I have been very satisfied with my TMobile coverage for years. I just wish that TMobile would get the iPhone. I really want to try one but don't want to run the risk of spotty coverage from the other carriers.

Constant dropped signal and calls. Been with TM for 7 years, but leaving as their service has gotten consistently worse.

I bought three evo phones for my family in Dec. I Had good coverage up until three weeks ago. Two of the phones now have NO coverage and one is has no problems. It is a big problem for me because I spend 90% of my time in an area with no coverage. Sprint has not been helpful at all! They have had an I don't care attitude. I'm at my wits end and I'm not sure what to do next.

I moved to this area in July 2010. I did not have any problems until last week. Sprint can not tell me what is going on. I have to repeatedly shut my phone off to try to get reception. Out of 100%, I can make call less that 5% of the time. Srint wants me to take my phone in to their repair location, but here in GA, you are guaranteed to be waiting in a Sprint store at least 4 hours. Been there, done that, on several occasions. I think there is something wrong in the area because it's not just my phone. It happens to my husband's phone, and my sister's phone whenever we are in this area. Sprint needs to step up to the plate and find out what is going on. If there were an emergency, I don't even know if I'll be able to call the police. for almost 2 weeks now, my phone either says: can not find network, no service and / or roaming. I never had an issue before and now Sprint says it MY phone that has the problem. SO WHY IS IT THAT ANY SPRINT PHONE IN THIS AREA ACTS THE SAME WAY?

I have always had amazing reception in Georgia / Florida / Tennessee / Alabama with AT&T. I've never had a dropped call or been without signal in Georgia. In my Aunt's neighborhood in Trinity, North Carolina is the only place where I have had low / no signal.

Coverage is good for me so far. Even on the Marta going thru the tunnels from five points to arts center I have signal to make a call. driving from the atl airport on 85N to jimmy carter is good. no dropped calls. some dead spots out west though. other that that its been good.

Service is good in Atlanta. There are some dead zones. Also, times when callers can't hear me clear.

Usually only get 1 or 2 bars at home. Calls are dropped consistently usually several times per day. Very weak signal all along West Peachtree between Holcomb Bridge Rd. and Jimmy Carter Blvd.

Compared to other carriers I am very satisfied with Sprint inside my apt, yet to have one single dropped call and every call is clear. I dont see why people knock on Sprint so much?!? Verizon can make calls but drops every call at least once, AT&T is better but still not as good as Sprint. Have Had a couple spots around Atlanta where I couldn't make a call, but after trying again I was successful.

T-Moble has promissed for years that they would improve the service. It has not happened yet. You may want to use another carrier. Service in this area is terrible!

TDMA system being phased out. Coverage is awful.

I use my cell phone at home a lot for business, and while I only get a couple of bars (sometimes less), calls are generally clear and are very rarely lost. I had Sprint before and reception was not as good at this location. I'm actually on Cadwell Ct.

Always drops my calls in this area.

Always drops my calls at this intersection.

Awesome service. Bad selection of phone though.

My phone averages around four bars in my office, though it can go up or down a bar or two depending on where I'm standing and how I have the phone positioned.

I have a Nokia 8260 that I've had for 3 years, so it's an older phone, but I've never had less than 5 bars of signal. Home is here, work is at intersection of 285/LaVista - full signal all the way. However, I lose reception when I use the LaVista/285 ramp. Always get it right back, but I drop calls there EVERY time.