I have never had a problem with my Verizon service until now, I don't now if it is the Mortorola phones I use of the area in which I live. But I know that I have been to many more country(hick) towns than where I am currently living and my service never skips a beat. But since moving down to GA from Chicago, I get little to no reception in my house.. I'm notsure if I want to leave Verizon because I can honeslty say that they haven't given me any problems but I don't know what to do. Any suggestion? I may try another brand.. maybe LG.

Since April 19, 2006 my Blackberry has lost e-mail and mobile web connectivity where I live and work (Madison - Morgan County). I have called and e-mailed Sprint / Nextel 6 times, and they have "initiated a service ticket" through "level 2 Blackberry Support," whatever that means. However, it's now May 8, and the problem persists, and NOBODY from Nextel has bothered to even acknowledge the problem or inform me as to the solution. Maybe they tried to e-mail me, but I can't get e-mail here. I'm not the only person with this problem either. I've talked to other Nextel Blackberry users who have the same problem here. What's odd is that as soon as I leave the county, I get all of the old e-mails that have been sitting on the Blackberry server, but when I come back...nothing.

Mostly no reception at this major hospital

Over the past 2 months I and everyone that works my company over 100 phones Motorola I-355 and Blackberry have been getting horrible reception throughout Atlanta. When I called to inquire the "professional" customer care specialist asked what state I was in after telling him that I was in Atlanta. I told him Alabama. The idiot believed me. If anyone is considering using Nextel for the Direct Connect, Phone Etc. PLEASE reconsider. We have spent a fortune with Sprint / Nextel and are getting very poor service and coverage.

After enjoying perfect reception in the Riverdale area for many years, it all came to an end when I moved to South Fulton / Fairburn. About a quarter of a mile to my subdivision my signal drop slap out of sight. I can't receive a signal inside or outside my house. Nonna. I've called Cingular about this problems many times, and they offer me no hope of rectifying. After surveying the community, Verizon and T-Mobile seem to be the only service that works. I'm disappointed.

Nearly the entire length of Briarcliff Rd.between North Druid Hills Rd.and Northlake Mall is extremely weak. Signal strength fluctuates between 1-bar and 'No Service'. Verizon Wireless performed a signal test along this stretch of Briarcliff in November 2005 and confirmed the signal is poor, but they said they had no plans to upgrade signal towers in this area.

T-Mobile has NO coverage in the Hiawassee area. Per their customer support, there are no plans to expand there.

I am driving West toward Piedmont and as soon as I leave the neighborhood and just prior to reaching the I-85 HOV Access Road, the signal ALWAYS drops!

I back out of my street (Pinetree Drive, a little less than 1 mile from Decatur 's Square), and things are 1 - 2+ in terms of reception. I get to the intersection with Scott, and it just ain't happening. This was not the case when I had Cingular, altho the quality was generally 1 - 3. Have to travel up / down Scott before I can get anything. Doing business out of the house is pretty hinchy if it's by the mobile. Sucks, I but doubt the neighborhood wants another nearby tower. You'd think that with transmitters atop Stone Mountain and the Georgia Pacific building (both rooms carry signs bewaring you of intense and unhealthy electromgnetic radiation, advising protective suits if you have to work in there--my employer hastwo-way radio equipment there, and I have to enter from time to time) that this wouldn't be an issue, given the coverage spread. Oh well. (BTW, GPTV transmitts from Stone Mountain too, as do several other outfits. There really is competition for space at both locations, given the great coverage they provide)

This phone has no reception here