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Entering into Lake Pointe Sub division very bad service, and once you enter into your house no service at all.

Even with an outside booster Antenna my reception is poor inside (barely useable). Same outside.

No reception inside house. 2 bar reception if I step outside.

I have had AT&T / Cingular for the last 5 years. I ALWAYS get a dropped call when driving on Northwest Loop 820. The dead zone is between Hwy. 199 and Lake Worth when driving on the Loop. I have had 4 different phones in the last 5 years and all have dropped calls at that location.

The reception on my phone and my wife's LG Vue sucks bad. It's bad all the way up 7th / Camp Bowie to the Museum. Reception is even worse up by the museum. Don't get AT&T if you plan to live anywhere between downtown and Montgomery Street.

I live in the Park Glen area and do not have any reception on my house.

Perfect 5 bar reception inside and outside my home. Calls never drop and we have good data service with AT&T throughout the surrounding NE Tarrant county area.

Practically a dead spot for at least a half mile radius from this intersection! If you have a phone that has great RF performance (Nokia, Motorola and maybe HTC) you can expect to get average reception on GSM and below average reception on 3G while outside - inside that will drop to poor reception on GSM and mostly no reception indoors - yes, I tested Nokia 6800's and Motorola V3's too (all, you will note, non-3G phones). If you do NOT have a great RF performing phone then you will get below average reception to poor reception on GSM and poor to no reception on 3G - inside that will, again, drop to poor to no reception on GSM and mostly no reception on 3G. In any case your 3G phone will hand off from 3G to 2G and back again several times an hour.

Left T-Mobile for them after 9 years do to a lack of new / intresting phones. I wish I never would have done this! T-MOBILE, I WILL BE BACK IN 2 years or less! They say the grass always looks greener on the other side of the fence, will its only greener in patches let me tell you.

Decent service in this area 3 Bars of 3G / Edge inside the house and outdoors - Much better than previous Verizon wireless coverage in this area with 0 or 1 Bars. The signal switches from 3G to Edge often though, but doesn't really affect voice calls as much as data usage.

What the heck happened to Cingular! Ever since ATT took over my reception went from a constant 4-5 bars to 2! While pulling into my apartments my signal goes dead. I can't receive calls in stores either. Cingular used to be the best, leave it to ATT to screw that up!

With my LG CU500 I always have 3G coverage with 4 or 5 bars never seen it below 3, even in the local Wal Mart and Sams Club. Now that is a good $200 phone from Wal Mart

Very Poor reception. Can move a few feet and it imporves and if you move a few more feet is is poor. Cingular needs to beef up their signal strength here, they know where the pockets of poor reception are and now with ATT they will probably cut back on budget for improving their signal strength in areas such as in Fort Worth where their signal is weak

Cingular with a new Motorola phone was horrible out here. Then I tried a Nokia phone with Cingular, and it works great, even all through my house.

HORRIBLE reception in this area. Consistent voice dropouts and multiple dropped calls daily, even with supposedly 5 bars. Has been this way with Cingular with 4 different phones... best with V3i but still terrible. I've borrowed a T-Mobile phone which was much better, and a Sprint which was even better than the T-Mobile. Can't wait for my Cingular contract to expire.

After years of not having problems, the past few weeks have been horrible. Can't get a signal in the house (and I work out of my home so it is VERY important!) Dropped calls, can hear the caller but they can't hear me and vice versa. I've been told they are working on the towers but who knows?

Cingular is odd. Regularly when sitting at this light my reception will go from 3 bars to 0. The phone will then switch to Roam at 2 bars. Then a few seconds later the signal switches back to Cingular at 3 bars. This all while sitting still at the stop light waiting for it to turn green. ie. Not Moving! I've dropped dozens of calls right at this spot.

Actually this happens while just sitting on my sofa. I'm not even driving in a car. At random times decent signal will suddenly drop and the phone goes to Roam. Then a few seconds later it goes back to Cingular.

Go 1 mile from the Cingular store in Lake Worth going west or northwest towards Azle no signal at all. Was sold Razr3 saying it would work. Ha!

Call Failed:Network Busy on over 50% of the calls. Furthermore, all incoming calls go immediately to voice mail.

Call always drop here. Major intersection of major roads, but no signal...

Inside most Cypress Springs apartments (in south FW), there is almost no reception unless you sit on the floor right next to the back door.

Cingular has the absolute worst reception in Texas. When I had Verizon, I never had this problem. CCCINGULAR STINKS!!

One mile up the road is a Cingular store with excellent coverage.

Cingular TDMA - This phone gets great reception in most areas. A few lower areas seem to be lacking, and if enough time passes might even drop a call, but mostly this phone works without issue. Indoors can be a bit spotty, but this really depends on your dwelling (materials, etc.) Receive and make calls without isse, possible dead spots if moving through low areas, but mostly good! 3-4 bars indoors, and up to 5 outdoors depending on area.

Cingular GSM Seems that this phone works, and seems to get good reception out here (a few spot areas with bad reception in low areas) which is a surprise since GSM is slow to come to this area. I recently switched from a TDMA phone to GSM dreading the results, but I have been pleasantly surprised. Remember there could be bad spots in low areas but otherwise in a standard area, not moving very much it seems to work well indoors (3-4 bars), and much better than expected outdoors.