Every call I take or make in and around my house is dropped. SOOOO frustrating.

I have lived in brighton, brookline and allston with no problems in any of my apartments. I do have low reception in BU buildings that are made out of concrete (my friends' Verizon phones work though) and along the D line I never get reception between beaconsfield and newton center.

Almost always full bars. Never had a dropped call.

With old sansung phone, never had problem in 3rd floor apartment and also in 10th floor. Sometimes inground, no reception, but that's common with other serveice.

With old Samsung phone, never had problem in 3rd floor apartment, and also in 10th floor too.

When ever anyone calls me my service bars vanish as does the person on the other line. Some much for "least dropped calls" It happens to me daily. I also had service problems in other areas of Allston and Jamaica Plain

No reception in the living room. I need to come closer to the windows of the bedroom.

Absolutely terrible reception. Call sometimes goes through indoors, but call drops when the other person answers. Sound quality is terrible (when I do get through). Even on my balcony facing open air and no obstacles, only a couple bars and calls still dropped. Signal strength goes up and down like a yo-yo, from 3 (at most) to 0 bars. I am sick and tired of having to explain my crappy reception to the person I'm trying to have a normal phone conversation with, and I recommend everyone stay far, far away from AT&T (now Cingualar).

I had Samsang A460 before, 1 bar outside, nothing indoors: full bar inside out with my Sanyo 8100, then I switched to the Sanyo 5500. no compalins. My friend's Sanyo 8200 is not as good as my old Sanyos here in my apartment.

I consistently have 4 bars of reception. Never dropped a call and sound quality is great.

I've noticed that sometime I get zero reception in Downtown Crossing, or Kenmore Square. Also, on Tuesday from 7pm - 11pm people who called me received an "all circuits busy" message, weren't able to leave me voicemail and this caused all sorts of problems. I think Cingular has too many customers and not enough equipment around to carry everyone at once in this area... but when you get a line it is almost always prefectly clear.

My reception indicator keeps saying 3 or 4 bars, but when I try to call, it says "Call Failed" 9 times out of 10. I went up Comm Ave toward BU and everything was clear. In Allston Ctr., though, no calls in or out. Must be a bad cell tower.

Sprint gets awful service here. I get one to two bars outside. No service indoors: I have to sit next to two windows and get 1 bar. But if I breathe wrong the call is dropped. Outside of here I get good service in the Boston area. But stay away if you live near me.

Good enough phone reception on V300 in 3rd floor apartment complex. A bit of hiss on the line - but nothing terrible. My girlfriend says T-Mobile's Samsung SGH-E105 gets better reception.

Repeatedly missed calls; They went direct to voice mail while I held the phone. Any that got though had extremely poor quality. AT&T sucks in general. Voice message alerts would appear up to 14 hours later. A clerk in the AT&T wireless store told me that they are switching the TDMA equipment with the newer GSM thereby reducing the TDMA coverage. AT&T sucks.