No cell phone reception at home - just a landline - how 1980!

cant even make calls inside of walmart.

Drops every single call. I get voicemail notifications, but my phone never rang.

No reception

WHAT?! No reception in my own freaking apartment? Unacceptable! Get your ass out here and improve our signal!

zip - nada - Nothing. Staying here for a few week -- would be nice if my phone worked.

No reception in house, terrible reception outside. Verizon is just as bad. AT&T is dependable.

I am totally TIRED and FED-UP at T-Mobile's lack of network coverage, especially at the Bluff! Totally down now. Now no SIM recognition. I will have to get a wifi voice phone or find carrier with signal here. Put a tower on White Island!

I live in the Shelter Creek Apartments. I have to sit down at the foot of the bed by the patio doors to get 1 bar. Voice reception is terrible and 50% of the calls are dropped after a couple of minutes. Had to get an internet phone to make calls from my apartment.

LOL! I get the 'no net coverage' and the beautiful phone symbol with a red line through it. Voice mails are received seconds after realizing I have a missed called that went straight to voice mail. My sisters states that they try calling me and it go straight to voice mail. Or something I get magical voice mails that don't have a missed call log. My phone isn't dead, I just have no service. I was told I have a strong area signal when I complained about the issue. Yeah so strong, that when I stick my phone out the window in my bedroom I get no service. I get bounced back text messages. Frustrating because I had to take my number off my resume while I'm job hunting and must use a landline. AT&T will not change because they haven't got any complaints of missed calls in the area. My contract is almost up, I have no problem walking away, I've had them since 2005. I've canceled both my former landline and internet service with them because of their lack of wireless service. They pretty much told me that their signal is essentially comparable to a radio signal and I'm not guaranteed 100% coverage. But can I at least get 50% coverage from my strong area signal?