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Only areas with trouble are in 200 and 300 blocks of Hempstead Place, where there is virtually no coverage, and in Foxcroft Rd.area of Foxcroft. Otherwise, nearly always 5 bars. Also great everywhere in NC except mountains, where it is a brick.
Service doesn't work inside my house at all. Going outside sometimes helps but I often lose calls while standing perfectly still. My contract is up in a couple weeks and I cannot wait to switch after 5+ years!
I have deadspots in my home. My drive to work consists of multiple dropped calls. I'd like to loose the landline but not till I locate a wireless thats more reliable.
Reception has gone from bad (1 bar) to virtually zero in recent months. I and all of my neighbors who have Verizon have to go stand outside on the lawn to get a marginal call through. I spoke to the tech people a few weeks ago and they created a ticket to resolve the problem 10 days ago and would get back to me in a few days, haven't heard a thing. I would be more than happy to appear in another company's ad illustrating how the network service is a joke. I don't live in a rural or out of the way area, I live in Charlotte NC.
Usually don't have any reception issues here. Sometimes I get voice mails and txt messages after a long delay, but that's probably due to my phone or their network as opposed to signal strength.
Cingular / AT&T is the worst. The reception all over Charlotte is spotty. I have called them several times. I'm just going to switch. I'm even cancelling my home phone with Bellsouth because they are all the same company now.
