never had a problem with my AT&T reception, never a dropped call, never running without reception, I guess AT&T and Verizon are the best service providers in DFW.

Have static on received calls 25% of the time... ready to switch to Verizon...

Because I switched these two phones back and forth MANY Times, I can verify a Very consistent problem with dropping calls and bad connection using my NEW Blackberry Bold 9000 and 3g - The THREE G is the problem! When I switch BACK to my Blackberry Curve 8310 (which uses GSM reception), I NEVER have ANY Problems. I ALWAYS get 5 GSM Bars so, 3G is the Problem. I'm staying with my Old Blackberry Curve 8310 using ONLY GSM - I thought 3G was suppose to be a lot better? - Dang Thee 3 G!

I was "forced" to get a new phone by ATT and my old Nokia 3595 never dropped calls and ALWAYS had 4 to 5 bars. Now I have this Pantech Ease seems like calls drop all the time and when I am talking to people which BTW are all in the same city I am they say the conversation cuts in and out and "IF" I get any bars "which is rare" its 2 at best. I thought the whole reason ATT was "forcing" people to get new phone was because it was old technology they were not supporting anymore... .well seems to me the old technology worked a heck of a lot better than this 3G junk I have now and I don't even have data on the phone it just phone and text. I am considering cancelling since I am still within my cancel time and I have been an ATT customer since 2004.

I have been on AT&T for 10 years and have gone through bouts of bad receptions / dropped calls. But for the last 5 years AT&T has given me no trouble at all. My job takes me around both Dallas and Ft. Worth. 3 month ago I got an iPhone 4. No lost or dropped calls, anywhere, at any time. Today I was 2 levels under a 36 story down town high rise parking garage, 3 bars, perfect reception. I like dublin dr. peppers and drive out to dublin to pick them up myself, cheaper then mail ordering 5+ boxes. No big cities, no 3G just 2G / edge, I called a friend's land line last time on my iPhone. Couldn't tell where I was or that I wasn't on a land line myself.

It is rare for either phone to have more than a single bar and too often it doesn't have that.

No reception in house. Poor reception in neighborhood (it's not like we live in the boondocks!) AT&T wants us to BUY a microcell to get a better signal.

I have had problems even with my other I-phones. Multiple dropped calls or there is constantly static on the calls.

At home ina condo tower, I (try to) use my iPhone4 by a window. Signal bars range from 1 to 3, with many dropped calls.

My flight was cancelled tonight and ha to call my travel agent. Call was dropped twice and when the agent called me it went to my vmail as there wasn't a strong enough signal. Overall coverage at the airport is terrible and very weak and intermittent at best. Not surprisingly, trying to email or surf the Internet while waiting around was very slow.

I have had great luck with AT&T. Way faster service lately even though it was just fine before. Always 5 bars in and around texas!

Almost no reception in the house. Neighbors also have Iphone and instead of calling it is easier to walk next door. Dropped calls always around Northpark.

Dropped calls every day. Poor reception in 3rd floor apartment.

2nd floor apartment; 1 bar, many dropped calls.

Both of my Motorola V3 (2G phone) and iphone 3gs (set on 2g mode) has numerous dropped calls, intermittent poor reception, and "call failed" (unable to connect incoming and outgoing calls) starting Oct. 2009. Tried other 2g phones with same results. So AT&T recommend going with only a 3g type phone and pay an extra $20 or $30 per month data plan on top of my current plan for the 3g priviledge to get better voice calls. Man, that's how they drain every bit of money from their customers.

Reception rating is 4 or 5 bars, but calls from inside my highrise condo are dropped on a regular basis. Considering the monthly fees, this is very disappointing.

Phone shows 2-3 bars until you dial then it drops to 1-2 bars and you better make it quick, because you WILL lose the call in a couple minures or less.

Tower Coming Soon -- Check Dallas Zoning Board.

5 bars outside the house and in the area. 1-2 bars inside the house with a radiant barrier roof.

I had T-Mobile and switched to At&T because of the Iphone... . my reception is really bad and I have dropped calls all the time. This is the worst service I have ever had.