Rarely get reception at a friend's home on Chinkapin Ln.

My service has gone steadily downhill since Cingular took over my AT&T service. Calls get dropped constantly no matter where I am. I primarily use my cell phone driving home from work - from exit 5 to exit 8 on GA 400. I used to be able to talk, but today, I had no reception the entire time. I kept getting the "Emergency Calls Only" message. The entire trip, I had my phone flipped open so I could see the "bars". Nada. I'm furious. It feels like a scam, paying for minutes that I can't even use!

Although I live on a hill overlooking the GA400 Exit 7 interchange and have at leasst three cell phone towers within line of sight of my house, I must resort to going to the upstairs bathroom window to have any sort of legible conversation (calls still drop frequently). SMS is received well.

Flawless coverage with Verizon and Sprint. There's a tower out in front of the Terramont subdivision, I'm not sure if its Verizon's or Sprint's or someone else's. My fiancee has Cingular and has no reception problems inside our home in Terramont either.

Flawless coverage with Verizon and Sprint. There's a tower out in front of the Terramont subdivision, I'm not sure if its Verizon's or Sprint's or someone else's. My fiancee has Cingular and has no reception problems inside our home in Terramont either.

No reception inside or outside at the end of this street.

My Verizon service consistently outperforms my wife's Sprint phone and other's Cingular phones. If we are in a remote location (or even not so remote) and only one person has a signal, it's always my Verizon phone. Can you hear me now?? I pay more, but I almost always have a signal - inside or out. Sure there is the occasional drop or dead spot, but I wouldn't choose another service.

dont know what happend to T-Mobile - was with them since powertel (98) - at that time I was droped only once and that was consistently on hardscrable rd in roswell -- with in the last 2 years - the reception has degraded to where I'm getting dropped 4-5 times on the way home and evem at home, ocationally it may take 2 to 3 trys to get a clean connection - - I love the phone - but the reception is so bad now - I have to find another provider

I sit in my home office chair without moving and the signal goes from full to none in an instant. This happens throughout the house and Martin's landing. I'm sure it has to do with tower switching, but it is really not satisfactory.

Don't believe what people say about Metro, they have good phones and great service. I use my cell as my home # and I have no complaints as far as no signal or dropped calls. The only reason I gave this review a 3 is the fact that once I'm indoors my signal varies from 1 to 3 bars but never a no no signal.

Have been using Sprint and this phone for over 4 years - only time I drop is on 400 at the River and occasionally at Northside hospital / Glenridge exit. Works great in buildings, home etc.

If I could get service in my own home I would be satisfied, but as it is, I don't get service anywhere near or around my house. Many dead zones and frequent drop outs around my area. Suprise billing was a major problem too, had to work out many kinks in the billing and after getting that all fixed my reception has just been horrible, its great the way things work with these phones.

The reception was below average at home when we first signed up for our 2-year plan and has gotten worse to the point that I considered saying we had No Reception. This has been the most frustrating experience for us. We experience no better than average at any location and lots of dead spots when traveling througout Georgia & Alabama. I would say we have paid a lot of money for a lot of nothing. We're switching to Verizon.

Great performance. I travel a lot and can use this phone absolutely everywhere. It is TDMA, though, and I cannot get a phone with data features / camera etc... Biggest problem is the surprise billing. I can never stay within my minutes and get charges about $.45/min for anything over my plan. Also, when I check voice mail it is not considered mobile-to-mobile.

Great Reception. Not sure if it's the service or the phone.

AT&T Wireless in Atlanta is a terrible 1900mhz signal Thank goodness for the "extended area" roaming on Cingulat 800 mhz,

Expensive! With only 1 perk, 2 way radio. Motorola needs a class action law suite for falty phones 4th phone same problem. Neglagence will get a million or so. No coverage in north GA. Tollerable in town.