The only lack of reception I've had with AT&T / Cingular is at the back of a Walmart store and while in the emergency room at the hospital (St Vincent's). Other than that, I've had AT&T for 8 years am extremely happy with it. I was tempted to go to Sprint, as I like their coverage / prices better, but since I don't have a land line any longer, and I know AT&T's good; I think I'll stay with what I have.

If I go outside I have fairly good reception, however, if I am in the apartment I must stay next to a window and have very spotty reception with a lot of static and / or dropped calls. Have replaced phone 3 times in 2 years, many calls to customer service, replaced sim card, replaced battery... and, hopefully it is the phone. I just ordered a Nokia 5610 having been advised that I would get much better reception at home (and some at work just 1 / 2 mile from home... others on T-Mobile with different phones seem to have no problems). At least, I have 14 days after delivery in which to decide whether to keep phone or search for another provider.

Miserable in most of my home most of the time but usually works elsewhere. On the bright side, Sprint tells me that my home reception is fine

Reception strength very sporatic throughout Indianapolis. Choppy conversations and many dropped calls. Have only had the service for about 6 days and am switching back to old carrier(AT&T / Cingular). I switched to T-Mobile because of the price but cannot deal with the poor reception / call quality. I really WANTED to like them :-(

I go to Butler, and while everyone with Verizon is leaning out of windows to get a signal, and those with Cingular get constant dropped calls, I can be anywhere on campus and have perfect reception. In this part of Indy, and many others Sprint has the others beat

It comes and goes but lately all calls seem to drop inside my house. I have to stand in the middle of the back yard to make a call!

3 to 5 bars depending where I am in the house. No talk issues. Good reception.

Cingular Go phone 4 to 5 bars all the time.

I could not believe I was in downtown Indy on Maryland St., in Champions, upstairs in the Marriott and no signal. I needed to make a call and a guy on T-Mobile let me use his phone. I'll be switching to somehing else soon.

Nextel works decently well here in my apartment even.