Standing in one spot phone constantly goes from full signal to searching for service outside. No signal in almost any house or building. Vison constantly down. Tried Sanyo, Nokia, and Samsung no difference. Now have Cingular it's 100% better than Sprint here.

Waste of money and a 2 year plan...

This service sucks no matter where your at.

No reception inside or outside my apartment complex.

You seem to get drop calls. No signal red special. Throughout the whole island in the city OF North Bay Village by Channel 7 SUV. All Nextel phones.

What a joke - the AT&T wireless store in Merritt Island can't get a GSM signal strong enough to connect inside the store - and even lots of problems outside on their sidewalk. FYI South Merritt Island is weak for TDMA, and totally dead for GSM.

In Greenville my phone works very good but time I get into madison florida or monticello florida my reception drops all the way down to zero.

I NEVER get any reception while inside my house. If I am in my car half of the time I have to put down the window so that way my call doesn't get dropped. Half of the time I get delayed voice mails and sometimes I don't even get my text messages. AT&T is not a service provider you want! Trust me. I was at ALLTEL and even though i'd have a few dropped calls every once in a blue moon that I would get pissed about i highly regret switching because instead of every once in a while its about 10 times a day.! AT&T also lied to me about my plan in my contract so instead of a $40.00 a month plan i get a $60.00 a month plan. I told them I would not pay them and it was in the contract and i was taking them to court so it went back down to 40 but when my contract is up i'm gone i will find someone new.

Lutz, Bartow, Lakeland, North I-75, North Tampa, and even Downtown Tampa, has many dead spots. it is common to roam to T-Mobile right in the middle of the city. How is that possible, GSM reception in Tampa Bay is almost non-existent.

At&T's GSM phones are not good for traveling. They do not work outside of metro areas in Florida.