Is there a place where you can find where Alltel towers are located? I love the way T-Mobile has the street level map on their page.

Have gone through 5 phones. Three Sony-Ericksons and two Nokias. Reception sucks and dropped calls occur more than good ones.

The phone is junk, both mine and my wife's phones are cracked in several places and my antenna is about to fall off. However, the Cingular service in Moore and everywhere in OKC that I have been is terrific-5 bars all the way! Changing equipment to the Sony / Ericsson Z520a.

no problems at all no drop calls ! happy w service

My house is in a thirty year old upscale suburban neighborhood on flat terrain a half mile from an interstate highway. One bar or none in the house, none in the back yard, one or two bars in the front yard. I would like to switch to Verizon (since many of my calls are to family members who switched from Sprint after moving into a giant hole in the Sprint network in northern San Diego... again only a half mile from an interstate), but Verizon has no coverage or availability at all in my location in Oklahoma City. Sprint has no plans to fill the hole in San Diego (92130 zipe code), or to add towers in my area. We've gone back to using land lines for long distance. Oh. We checked US Cellular... no coverage at the San Diego location, and one of my neighbors actually threw his Cingular phone under a lawn mower in disgust last summer. Ah, the wonders of wireless...

I finally figured out that Verizon does not even own a tower in Oklahoma... no wonder nothing works I think I'm roaming on Sprint / Nextel.

As good as it gets! Switch to Alltel, I did!

We very rarely have reception in and around our neighborhood. We drop calls all the time! Our next-door neighbor has T Mobile and his reception is great.

Extended network everywhere, can make and recive calls and text masseages fine, no pix messaging available.

unable to receive calls but recive voice mail