No reception for about 25 miles

Home is where I get the worst reception. So does my wife on another model phone. So do all my neighbors. I have been told by AT&T that they know a tower is down, but have not yet decided whether to fix it, much less when. Until then they say I can expect dropped calls, missed calls and no service at all. How's that for taking care of your customer? Looking at the map it seems like there's a huge dead spot in the southeast corner inside New Circle Road. However I know there's a tower in Lansdowne Park, and I think there's one on Tates Creek near Alumni, hidden in a church tower.

Good reception overall throughout most of the city of Lexington, KY and nearby towns. However, reception is poor or none as you head east on I-64 or south on I-75 from the city.

Excellent

The last time a lived here I had an old Nokia 5165 with this same provider and it worked excellently. When I moved back, I signed up with Cingular again because of this. Wll.. Don't know whether its the phone (Samsung-X497) or the service, but it is terrible. Dropped / missed calls constantly. Low signal throughout the city. Either way, I am not getting another Samsung. and I am not staying with this provider.

When I am at my home I get very poor reception. I am in side the New Circle Rd. and virtually nothing. To have a dead zone like this in the middle of the city is not acceptable. I have dropped Sprint and I am looking for a new carrier.

Alltel service is awesome no matter if you're in a city or out in the sticks where many phones have no service at all!

50% of the time when I get on the ramp to head south 75 to Richmond, I'll drop calls at the ramp, or signal strength will taper off to nothing.

excellent reception... .never drop any calls, either with my old Samsung a680 or my new a900, where my old service with T-moible, it always drop my call and have only 1 bar of reception most of the time.

I travel between Lexington and Louisville several times a week. On the best days my calls are dropped 2-3 times (a real problem when you are on a conference call for work). On the worst days T-Mobile will drop my call 6-7 times. I have been with T-Mobile for 6 years but will be switching in 2 weeks when my contract expires. T-Mobile says they are buying more towers but I have heard that story for too long. Reception in other parts of the state are equally poor and when I go on vacation I seem to be the only person who doesn’t have coverage. T-mobile has given me several different phones to try out but none of them made any difference.