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I rarely get reception in my home. If I am lucky enough to even get a call through it is certainly dropped. Very frustrating

Just switched to Cingular from Verizon. Had perfect reception all the time with Verizon, can't remember a single dropped call. Switched cause Cingular was a bit cheaper but haven't been impressed with it: Dropped calls, voice fluctuation, static. Frequently I have to repeat dial cause first calls don't seem to want to go through, I guess they want to make sure that I'm commited to making the call. Anyway, I'm still within my thirty days, I'm switchin back.

Terrible coverage, especially inside my apartment. Tons of dropped calls - makes me wonder about those dumb commercials (fewest drop calls?? not in my neighborhood)

I get more calls drop on Cingular than I get completed. They have sent me 7 phones now because they always tell me that their network is good and I must have a bad phone. I had 3 Motorola MPx220's, 3 Audiovox 5600's, and 1 HP iPAQ 6515. Service is lousy on all of them. Conversations are always garbled.

Although I regularly get 4 to 5 bars on the phone, once I dial and start talking, this will drop down to 2 or 3 bars. Frequently calls are dropped or broken up. Cingular customer service is very rude and unhelpful generally. One rep told my brother in law that although they have 1 / 3 of all their towers down for maintenance at any given time, their coverage is still 100%, which just isn't true in practice. Cingular's customer service feels that that if something is wrong it must be the customer's fault.