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North from Boise starting at Lucky Peak Resevoir through Idaho City. No service, voice or data.

I never really had a problem with service. Maybe a few drop calls cuz sometimes my phone switches towers. But thats maybe once every 3 months... I love the service that AT&T provides. Out does everything I know

I'm between two towers for AT&T (Cingular) and my signal bounces back and forth between them. I end up with poor reception and constantly have dropped calls. They deny it and tell me I have great coverage (according to their maps), and that I should just turn off my phone everyday to get the updates. When they tell you this it is pure garbage and they are just stalling you. When I talked to a local company that specializes in repeaters they gave me the real story right off the bat and put me in contact with somebody who could really help.

Generally very good in this area, including parts of Hill Road, State St.into town. There seems to be a dead zone somewhere along Veterans Parkway. Have been generally very satisfied with coverage with infrequent drooped calls.

I have to walk out side almost all the way to the curb to get reception, If I need to talk to someone, I just go outside. This would be acceptable if my fiancee's T-Mobile had the same problem... . geuss it's time to switch! Other than at my house the service rocks tho!

When using the Cingular network at my house (near Five Mile and Edna) I might as well not have the phone. It's a vortex of nothingness... sure the phone rings SOMETIMES (missed calls are common because it often fails to ring), but *IF* it rings and the call is taken, it's either choppy to the point the caller cannot be heard or the call just dies. It doesn't matter which model the phone is... . every Cingular customer who visits has poor reception at this location no matter what model of phone they have. Other Cingular issues: Bad echos when traveling out of state, choppy signal downtown in Boise.

Overall, very good reception. Rarely do I drop a call or have less than 3 bars of service.

New cell phone towers going up all over the place. Companies buying each other out. Third phone, each one costing more, but you get what you pay for.

My reception is now excellent. They must have installed a new tower or upgraded one nearby. Only about a month ago, my best reception at my residence was in the center of the house, in the bathroom. Very frustrating when you use your phone for business. However, now it is perfect, a constant full coverage. I sure hope it's not a fluke!

I have had Cingular for the last 7 months and I have never dropped a call. I love the service and I have been very happy with the reception and the costumer service. I recomend Cingular to all my friends.

AT&T / Cingular: Reception has taken a horrible decline since company merger. Traded a V600 in for a V551 thinking it may have been the phone and at the recommendation of Cingular support only to find the new phone no better. Cingular customer service has proved unhelpful. They recommended changing to a Cingular phone but would not guarantee better coverage. I have witnessed a decline of reception in popular mountain communitees in the area as well. I will be cancelling my Cingular contract and changing to Verizon. I expect not to pay a penalty since Cingular can not seem to provide service to my house in the middle of our wide valley in Boise.

reception stinks in my apt. unless near windows. Everywhere else is great.

Every since AT&T Wireless was taken over by Cingular, the reception in this area has been poor. Make a compliant to the FCC. I did and Cingular gave me a 10% discount over my current montly fee.

The reception here is very poor. I drop calls all the time and can barely get reception to receive phone calls.