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Have an old TDMA phone and reception constantly bounces up and down and is non-existant in several places in my home. I assume it is better with GSM. I would not recommend Cingular TDMA in this area, though I have had excellent service with them elsewhere.

Apparently when Cingular bought AT&T all they took was their name. Certainly their service is substandard.

Dropped calls when calling from my basement apartment. Calls diverted to my voicemail. No reception on buildings near 24th and Burt. Really good reception outside Omaha area, west country side of NE, which I travel once a year. No use in the city.

No reception in large buildings. Brand new phone. Displays "roam" (I live in Omaha!) no bars, no ring / vibrate. Have to shut down phone, step outside to "reset" to home system.

No to little reception and dropped calls every time in the Valley area.

We have had poor reception since July. We often can't use our cell phones inside the building at 102nd and Maple. If we go outside, we have to walk around to find an area where reception actually works a bit. Often when using the phone at work or at home (129th and Center) the conversations are garbled or every few words are lost or the call is dropped completely. Calls to Verizon have finally been met with agreement that there is a problem but a fix date is undetermined. So we get partial service but are expected to pay for full service. We are looking to switch.

i had no problem with T-Mobile at las vegas it was awesome there and then I moved to omaha, nebraska for business opportunity my bar drop from to 5 to 1 sad to say this I need to change provider for better service

I really wanted my Us cellular phone to work for me at work, but I have come to realize it just doesn't. When I walk down the hallway on the 3rd floor I can hear it chiming that I am entering a service area. When I look at the phone - no bars! Not good when you miss an emergency phone call and your kids have to call a neighbor. That makes you look bad for life! You can't even leave a voicemail, and if you are lucky enough to leave a vm, I can't listen to it because 'no service'. I just may go without a cell phone and forget about it for a year or two. Very discontent in Omaha.

Used to get a digital signal, now only analog and phone rolls to voice mail on analog without ringing. Started having problems about a month ago.

I live at 83rd and Fort area. The entire neighborhood is in a "blank spot". I took the phone back right away and switched back to Alltel, which I've had for 4 years without a problem in Omaha.