I dont know what you guys are talking about, had T-Mobile for two years now and I ALWAYS have reception within Jersey City. Driving towards the Brunswicks tho, things get a little shaky = /

Consistent coverage in and out of my building in JC and all the way to Hoboken on the light rail. Much better than Verizon was, which would always drop calls going through the Newport light rail station and would often send caller straight to voicemail while I was at my office, even though reception said four bars.

Cuts out in my apartment on 23rd floor.

Sucks. I'm going to switch carriers.

Reception is okay. There is slight interuption but otherwise it is fine - very few dropped calls since getting the phone two weeks ago, but none in my neighborhood. Reception is good on Wall Street also where I work - even in the elevators.

I like on Kennedy and I seem to have no problems with AT&T. Even at Newport Mall on the first floor I get service... maybe it's the phone.

I dont know whats the problem I get absolutely no reception in my own house I have to walk to the corner of my block in order to get reception.

There seem to be a dramatic loss of signal in my house recently with T-Mobile. I had to get out of my house to receive signal. I also have AT&T phone for my work, and it has signal. I don't understand why all of a sudden T-Mobile is poor in my area.

I just got my Sony T610 with TMobile service. I dont get any signals from my home or from inside my work located at journal Square. I will cancel my service and get a ATT-GSM service. Hope It will be a good one.

Just canceled my service and demanded a refund, even though my 14 days had passed. Customer service is very good, but the reception does not allow for real use of the phone. 9 out of 10 calls gets dropped at least once. No reception in the house, have to freeze out on my balcony (on the 20th floor) to quickly chat for a few minutes, and then still get dropped. They are building a new tower in the area, which will be complete in 6 months. Sorry, can't wait that long.