We almost always have a "perfect" signal in our neighborhood, inside and outside of buildings. This was not the case with T-Mobile or Verizon.

Tried new Iphone (switched from Verizon to ATT) the day iphone came out... had two dropped calls that day. never had dropped calls with Verizon in 8 years. had to switch back to verizon. I REALLY want the Iphone, but ATT has such spotty cell service TOO BAD ATT - you really need to follow through with your "more bars" ads and put up more towers!

I havent had this problem until June 6th then suddenly I have no reception indoors or out.

I get two bars and repeatedly lose calls in my own home. I may be going back to Verizon sooner than expected.

if I get in or even near the elevator in the building at 800 washington Ave. the signal gets dropped. and does not return until I leave the elevator. and sometimes the building

Reception is horrible---all calls are dropped within 1 minute. I live 6 blocks southwest of North Memorial Medical Center.

Pretty good overall. Richfield High School area is completely deadzone. At my house is good, even in the basement. Had AT and T for about a month and half the calls dropped inside my house or on the street. absolutely terrible.

Have zero bars all the time. Zero reception at home whatsoever. I have T-Mobile and it totally sucks. I get calls and msgs days later too as even when I leave the house and have 4 bars they don't always come through. Maybe because they were all backed up. Interesting to note that I get zero to occasionally 1 bar for a few seconds anywhere outside my yard perimeter too. I used to have a Samsung with T-Mobile in the same house and I had reception most of the time, but had occasional dropped calls. It must be the crappy phone or something changed in the neighborhood and is now interfereing.

The service seems so patchy. It is fine, but then drops the call. In south Mpls, it has not been very good.

my phone worked better in the state of Oregon than it does here. Funy, seeing that that map shows complete red for MN-- and not for Oregon.