No reception since October, 2012

between mile markers 14 and 15 north of hilo at / on the hawaii belt rd (hwy 19) around the Kolekole Beach Park bridge; no reception / drops calls like clockwork

when I go fishing, after 7 miles out, I got nothing cant use my phone except for using it for a clock, while my friends next to me are using there phones (nextel and t-mobile). Thats 8hrs. without a phone. Works good on land but I do go fishing alot and this is really getting to me.

I have to stand at the corner of my house, face east until I get 1 bar and then MAYBE I can send off a text message. Voice calls are frustrating with it cutting in and out.

I live in Kahuku on Malaekahana Bay and I cannot receive any reception on my 3G iPhone inside or outside of my house. My next door neighbors cannot receive any reception from AT&T either. In order to use my phone I have to drive from my house to Kamehameha Hwy. where I receive average to weak reception, spotty 3G reception and have frequent dropped calls.

AT&T shows this area as "Strong," bright orange and format 3G solid on the large Sales Desk computer monitors that zoom in with detail. That's simple fraud and there should be prosecution.

It is practically impossible to get any reception in our house. We have to either keep the phone is one specific spot or go outside to get any reception.

No reception at Iuiu St. in Kaneohe.

I am from Canada. Verizon used to be the carrier for Rogers BC. Now they use Cingular and NO ONE has been able to receive any calls on their Canadian cell phones on Maui. It is impossible to raise Cingular in person.

Live in a condominium and there is no reception inside my apartment. I have to walk out into the parking lot away from the buildings to make or receive a call or to use the walkie-talkie feature.