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AT&T has really stepped up their game on reception. I get Great reception in buildings even in the basements in buildings at UTC where no one else has service. The phone may have something to do with it but I rarely get dropped calls and data is extremely fast. Speed tests average about 2.5 Mb / s.

No signal at all for pretty much any service. Only Verizon has coverage here.

Zero to 1 bar inside my house, sometimes 2 bars standing in the middle of the street. Phone is essencially worthless unless I'm driving or at work.

Using an older-model phone, cannot send or receive from inside any buildings, with spotty reception outside buildings. I'm dumping AT&T and looking for something that gets strong reception inside buildings on UTC campus. Any recommendations? I've narrowed it down to T-Mobile and Verizon. Pros? Cons?

I never get a good signal at home, have call Cingular, they have no answer. I will be changing my service to someone else soon. Have has this one for two years and most of the time it has good or average signal. But not what I need. I should have at my phone enough bars to talk, get lot's of drop calls also.

With Cingular I got about three to four bars on my Nokia 3220. Great call quality there as long as you have at least three bars, but when you get down to about two then you will start to break up.

There is a dead spot when you are driving down East Brainerd to the intersection with I-75.

This phone sucks about once a week the phone turns itself off for no reason then you have to turn it back on and waite 5 to 10 minutes to get a single again a friend of mine has the same problem... customer service is awfull the store is only helpfull up till you by the phone... wish I would of stayed with Sprint singal strenght was bad their to but at least they gave desent customer service

Great reception everywhere near where I live and work. One dead spot of maybe.2 mi near and around Bones on East Brainerd Road.