We have no reception with ALL at Smith Camp. Also, Verizon doesn't reach there, nor does Sprint. T Mobile also does not reach there. We were surprised when a visitor whipped out a cell phone and called his wife. We literay lunged at him to find out what it was: an older model Jitterbug. Those used any nearby tower. Alas, upon checking it out, Jitterbug has recently switched to Verizon towers so we have not that hope either. We are in need of cell phone service and don't know any other carrier that uses "any nearby tower" such as Jitterbug formerly did. So sad.

When I pull into my driveway my reception is gone completely. Inside my house I get 1 or no bars.

No reception at all in Silver Lakes Subdivision.

ZERO reception. Have to drive MILES down the road!

Once you past Lock 17 Rd and 15th St.rd, your lucky to get any reception at all.

The Edwnwood subdivision in Hueytown, Alabama has 0 recption. Once out on Virginia Drive, slight reception and picks up the closer to 15th street.

I tried to place a 911 Emergency Call to report a crash and it gave me a no service message. Had to drive to Hueytown to call 911 and get to Jefferson County 911.

No reception when you leave Hueytown, no roaming

My phone always drops my call when I am driving down I 459 right before Acton Rd.headed towards I 65. It drives me crazy! It doesn't do it coming from 65 going to 280. I have never dropped so many calls until I got on Sprint.

I had T-Mobile and the reception was OK from home. Home is between Calera and Jemison AL on Hwy. 31. With Cingular reception is non-existent from home. Sure wish I had not switched to Cingular. I guess that their advertisement about the fewest dropped calls is true. How can a call be dropped if you can not make a connection in the first place?