I have service all the time. almost never have a dropped call.I drop across the USA and always had coverage. I have had three friends switch to tmoible from AT&T and Verizon to save. And still have reliable coverage. And T-Mobile has the BEST customer service ratings. If you have bad coverage I would say it might be your phone.

This area has always been weak on all phones. Occasional dropped calls. Galaxy Nexus drops call every time I drive through here.

I was expecting an extremely important phone call for a phone interview that I was doing. I usually have at least 3 bars outside, and 2 inside, but there was suddenly no reception. I could not receive incoming calls or make outgoing calls. It was not located to that area alone, but remained that way the entire way home for the next 2 hours (at least). The situation is still the same now. I have been a Verizon customer for 6 years now, but will be switching when my contract ends, as I cannot rely on their coverage at crucial times.

Every single call I'm on in my home is dropped. There is one location near a front window I can get a few minutes of conversations but then I lose the call completely. Need a land line :(

Reception is fine (3) for a while, then call drops (0). Switched to Verizon 6 mos ago for better 3G coverage elsewhere in MI that I spend time, but kind of wish I'd stayed with ATT which had improved coverage here at home. ATT used to do the same thing but must have adjusted coverage better into the Landsdown area where I live.

Same person who just posted about t-mobil. Friend who has newest iphone with AT&T service has full bars connecting to 3G anywhere in Geddes Lake.

Basically no reception. Calls drop all the time. Can't make calls at all from ground floor. T-Mobile logged my ticket about poor coverage and closed it without telling me. When I called back they said - "our maps say you have great coverage, so we closed your ticket without investigating it." Ugh! That's the point - the maps are WRONG!

I need to qualify my rating. I get pretty much fine reception around the city of Ann Arbor. However, on t he University of Michigan campus if I enter a building I lose reception completely. I short, while other people are answering their calls in the Hatcher and Shapiro library, or getting text messages in the Modern Language Building or in Rackham, I am "Emergency Calls Only". Point being, reception in buildings on U of M campus is "0", around the town of Ann Arbor it's a "4".

AT&T sucks and they should give a refund to anyone in Ann Arbor who has their so-called service.

1-2 bars of coverage (used to be 4-5, but this changed last winter for some reason... ). Signal strength fluctuates from 0-2 even when standing still.

Unacceptable that Verizon gets coverage and AT&T does not get coverage in this area on game day. AT&T SUCKS FIX IT. They need to fix it

This area has terrible reception. There are cars constantly pulled over at Whitmore Lake Rd because the area west gets terrible for miles.

We get between 1 and 3 bars in Loch Alpine. Neighbors with AT&T get about the same.

Usually have 6 bars (out of 7), call quality is good, I've been with them for 7 years, no complaints - works well in other areas of Ann Arbor (Medical center, North campus).

I get one bar in the house if I stand near the front door (south). I had Sprint before which was even worse.

We get very poor reception around area of our home. All Verizon guests that we have throughout the year have the same problem... although this chocolate that I have seems to hold the calls the longest than other phones - except Motorola 325 or something similar.

Cannot make or receive calls in my home, two bars if I go outside. They offered to sell me an antenna I could put on my house for about $500. Maybe I'll wrap myself in aluminum foil... ...

I have dropped calls every time I try, even when I stand on my balcony. It'll show three bars but still drop calls. I've complained and sent the phone in for repairs, no luck. I tried Verizon as well, no good here either.

i have an old phone and service in this area is acceptable. reception is generally 2-3 bars, but even with two bars, voice quality is good and dropped calls are rare.

The reception at my house is pretty bad. I usually have to be in a certain part of the house to get reception. Also, I have periods of time where I can't get a call through and have to re-dial 5-10 times.