No bars at our house. Walk 100 feet east and we can sometimes get 1 bar, and maybe have the ability to make a call

never been able to use the phone at my house.

For years there has been varing levels of service, mostly no service. However after a number of phone calls to tech support service is restored (three bars), however after a lighting storm then there is a total failure of the system, 0 bars) for months.

calls are dropped going south on Rt. 1 approaching Milford and good signal strength is not restored until just after Milford.

This on Naamans Rd roughly from Kirkwood Fitness to Brandywine Town Centre. A caller was trying to reach me and couldn't get through. (No call indication came through at all on my end.) Caller managed to get through to someone who was with me who used Cingular. The call faded in and out, but never lost the signal. I was driving, so I don't no know how many bars of reception there were on my phone, but I'm assuming none since my phone never rang when I was being called.

cing ular - simply the worst I have no reception at home and work for the straight 4 days... .which is middletown, odessa and newark area the cust.serv. tells me they work on it... .

I work at AI Dupont... .There is no reception at 202 and 141 and for the surrounding square mile.

Since July 15, 2005, service has stopped near my home in New Castle County, Delaware. Cingular said all the towers are being converted to gsm only and if I still have an older atdm phone then I am out of luck. If I want service near my home I will have to get a new plan with a gsm phone. My phone works great about 1 / 2 mile away and elswhere in the state. I have a great plan and do not want to change it. Since the Cingular takeover the service has gotten worse. Over 15 minutes to try to talk to a service tech. I miss good old AT&T.

We have never had so much trouble with reception in our entire time of owning cell phones. Calls to Cingular assured us that there were: plenty of towers in our area (Eastern Sussex County), Cingular was working on the tower which caused the poor to non-existent reception, "that particulaar area is a dead zone", it is because you aren't in your home zone (while sitting in my own house), etc. You make up the excuse - Cingular will use it to explain the fact that 90% of the time I can't get reception to even place an emergency 911 call. I have 1 year left on my contract. I will be switching to Verizon - maybe then I can honestly say "Yes" to the question - "Can you here me now?"

No reception... AT MY HOME!