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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Apple iPhone 3G
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Fullerton / Central Park, Chicago, IL 60647 |
Tue Mar 10, 2009 |
In my neighborhood (West Logan Square) iPhone reception is terrible. I have to stand perfectly still against the front window to complete a phone call. Outside on the street, my phone constantly switches between 1-2 bars of 3G and 3-4 bars of (slow) EDGE, usually disconnecting for a few seconds in between. Elsewhere in the city reception varies widely. I can get 5 bars in some parts (especially on highways) and have reception similar to my neighborhood elsewhere. Out where I work in Hoffman Estates (far NW Suburbs) reception is similar to my neighborhood (very spotty) unless you're on the highway. In my experience T-Mobile and Verizon have the best reception in Chicagoland with Sprint and AT&T being the worst.
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Apple iPhone
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Fullerton / Commonwealth, Chicago, IL 60614 |
Mon Mar 02, 2009 |
Almost no reception here. Second floor unit, need to hang out the window.
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Apple iPhone
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Estes / Near Sheridan, Chicago, IL 60626 |
Fri Feb 27, 2009 |
All my calls are dropped (AT&T). I can get a text through most of the time. I had to buy a Verizon pay-as-you-use phone just so I can make calls from my apt! Sprint also seems to work just fine.
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
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Kedzi and Diversy, Chicago, IL 60618 |
Fri Feb 27, 2009 |
Never had this problem with T-mobile. I get dropped calls, calls that go to VM right away. It is horrible. They need to put up more towers in the NW side of Chicago
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Sony Ericson |
Cortland / Wood, Chicago, IL 60622 |
Thu Feb 26, 2009 |
AT&T does not provide reception when I am in my house. I live in a three flat. I have to go outside -- even in the middle of winter -- to talk to anyone. I have gotten used to communicating with all of my friends and family with text messages. I have been waiting for over a year for AT&T to put more towers up since I assumed they would have an interest in the yuppiefied Wicker Park / Bucktown customers. Apparently not. I am switching to T-Mobile tomorrow.
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Blackberry 8310 |
W Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago, IL 60660 |
Tue Feb 17, 2009 |
AT&T's reception here is a complete joke. In other major cities, such as Seattle, I was able to talk on my phone in underground parking garages, never dropped a single call. Here, I can't even check my voicemail in my top-floor apartment most of the time and can rarely even make phone calls. Forget about anything involving data. It blows my mind that T-Mobile's coverage can be flawless in the exact same spot where AT&T can't even complete calls. It also doesn't make sense that my phone "has bars" all the while this is happening, yet still drops calls and refuses data connections. I really don't understand how can this be..
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Blackjack II |
Ashland / Diversey, Chicago, IL 60657 |
Tue Feb 17, 2009 |
I drop calls all the time in my house. I swear it has gotten much worse with AT&T lately. Since I work out of my house and only have my cell number on my business cards this is a pretty big issue (understatement)
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
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West Grace, Chicago, IL 60613 |
Tue Feb 03, 2009 |
I would like to rate it as 0.5 instead of 1. I got no signal and up to 2 bars.
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: LG CU500
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6200 Block North Bell, Chicago, IL 60659 |
Thu Jan 29, 2009 |
Very, very poor reception in my first floor apartment, in a three flat. Cannot use the phone at home at all. Also spotty outside throughout the neighborhood
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AT&T
 1 Out of 5
Phone Model: Apple iPhone
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52nd St. / Drexel, Chicago, IL 60615 |
Wed Jan 21, 2009 |
I get 1 or 2 bars outside and 1 or zero inside! What is the holdup in putting up towers?! It sure as hell isn't a lack of money! And in Hyde Park, there are plenty of places that would give permission to place a tower there. I resent having to by a cell phone extender / cell signal booster, especially since AT&T doesn't even have one of their own to use. Cell companies do not want people to stop depending on land lines unless you save them the cost of building towers by buying your own signal boosters.
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