Dead spot in the entire neighborhood. Dosen't seem to matter who the carrier is and the company (Verizon) states the dead spot, while in South Charlotte, is related to several parks surrounding the subdivision. Even tried an external antenna with no success.

This phone didn't get any service at all at my house, even if I tried to go outside to get reception it still wouldn't work.

0-3 bars in the house. 3-5 outside.

I start having problems on Providence coming out of town, at my house I have little or no service. Sitting outside helps occasionally, but no guarantee. Also drop calls frequently near Concord Mills.

Signal usually 3 to 4 bars. If I go into basement of work I will lose signal but will pickup a full Cingular signal. I have to check phone and make sure it does not lock onto Cingular so I will use my unlimited mobile. Little frustrating when your in the middle of metro area and since you use another carriers network you are using your anytime minutes.

Good reception as long as I stay outdoors. AT&T GSM doesn't do well indoors.

The reception all the way up Harris is awesome. And once you pull into my apartments, the trees or something makes the reception drop from full to 1 bar (out of 7). This dead zones is terrible. Otherwise, in most of Charlotte, GSM is really good. There are other places in Charlotte that have dead zones, but for the most part... GSM is strong.

No reception at all, ever. Verizon and Sprint don't have problems but Cingular doesn't get reception at the airport.

Not bad at all.

Poor reception in this area. Calls drop or fade in and out.