I live southeast of one tower 4 miles and west from another one 6miles. The topography is flat, used to be a lake bed eions ago. I started out with 3 to4 bars for the first 3-4 weeks, and haven't had service at my home since. How can they manage to keep the power up for 3 to 4 weeks and then loose it completely? I'm hoping they can do something about this, or will do something. I'm caretaker of my 85yo father who needs to be able to call me at any time.

Calls are continuously dropped or no reception at all while traveling through the western part of Hamilton on US Route 136

We have tried different carriers all the carriers are just as poor you can keep one bar for maybe a couple minutes.

Signal is weak at best all the residents of the street have to stand out side just to get one bar and that drops about every two minutes.

Up until about 5 months ago, you could get Good to Perfect reception anywhere in Onarga. However, once ATT and Cingular began "integrating" their towers, not only do you not get a strong signal, but most days you can't even get the network signal! It stinks. Many of us in the area who have Cingular service have called customer service on numerous occasions, only to be told time after time that they're "working on it." It's been nearly 6 months, and for 9 hours a day, I have no phone signal. If you live in Onarga, do not get Cingular service.

Zero reception in the courthouse for T-Mobile. Must always borrow phone from someone else. Cingular works perfect. T-Mobile shows coverage for this area. Get one block from courthouse and reception is perfect.

CIngular reception in this area is terrible. I recommend dumping them as soon as possible if you have this carrier and spend any amount of time in the area.

Calls are dropped when riding the inbound Metra NW line train around the Edison Park area. Outbound is not a problem.

Poor reception in a good part of Blue Island

Sprint sucks out here... Even had their techs say they can't help