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I just switched my service from Sprint to AT&T on Thursday. I don't have my phone yet, but anything should be better than Sprint so I'll start by rating the service as good. I had numerous dropped calls daily, I could barely use it in my house and the basement is definitely a BIG NO NO! I'm frequently downtown on the riverfront / Ren Cen area and my Sprint service picks up Canada's towers, in which I get charged for international roaming if I choose to answer my phone. My godmother has AT&T and her service is great! She can pretty much use her phone anywhere and the sound quality is good even on the riverfront. I'm hoping that I'm not gonna be disappointed with their service. I really don't think it gets much worse than Sprint / Nextel. LITERALLY!
Have complained for at least five years about weak signals, poor or no reception and static, not just my phone but on many others including neighbors and friends at this location. The problem exists throughout the City of Detroit. In cities around Detroit I don't have this problem.
I don't know if it's the phone or the service that's bad. a few people have this phone and they have bad signals. I am changing to another carrier definatly
If you work in any of the Towers at GM's Ren Center, don't think about getting ATT Wireless. My co-workers (using Sprint) have good coverage even in the 36th floor. With my GSM ATT Wireless phone every call I place is a dropped call (if I even have service at all). I have to take the elevator to the 2nd floor if I want to use my phone during work hours.
Chronic "No Network Coverage" all over the Indian Village area, and at best two bars when it works. I am cancelling my ATT contract - as soon as I find a carrier that does not "redline" Detroit.
