Little to no signal - ever, even on my deck. I live on a hill and I still can't get a signal. I can have 3 or 4 bars when I start to dial, but as soon as the call tries to connect, I get nothing. Same thing when a call comes in. My daughter's Nokia is only marginally better. Also, pretty much the whole drive into Eureka (John McKeever Rd and Hwy. FF) is dead. Had the same problem with Verizon, so I guess it's the terrain rather than the provider. Wish they'd focus more on service and coverage than on phones with cameras, music and tv!

Had Cingular in House Springs for about a year, and never experienced any problems while at home (basement, garage, upstairs, downstairs - all worked fine). There was a spot on Hwy. 30 between House Springs and High Ridge that dropped me on a regular basis, but it's a fairly small gap in coverage (and only impacts you while talking and driving).

Months and months! Pretty much forced us to switch to GSM and since then nothing but dropped calls. Cannot make calls, and cannot get calls. Numerous call to AT&T, but they can do nothing. GSM was not ready for the consumer market, and still is not. It should have not been forced onto people until it was ready.