realy poor has no reception at all you cant here the person you are talking to.

Verizon doesn't exist in Michigan, we went here from Iowa in 2004n and will again and we had No Coverage, Would love to see Alltel in Iowa. Alltel is basically what is Powering Michigan near Jackson and even Kalamazoo. Just wan't a cell phone that can get reception all over Michigan and into Indiana. Of course this was when we had an Iowa plan and were on Roaming.

AT&T / Cingular wireless GSM - No service when manually tracking networks within home. Can't make / receive any calls. Rogers (Canadian Carrier) when automatically tracking networks. AT&T / Cingular really needs to get its act together. I'm going back to Verizon wireless (always had good reception), don't know what I was thinking by switching over to AT&T. Thank god I'm still within my 30 day grace period. Bye bye AT&T wireless... good riddance for that!

Awful reception in NE Lower MI. Loose digital signal just north of Standish. Loose Analog signal M65 / M72. Poor Poor Poor roaming in downtown Lincoln. Roaming between M72 in Harrisville and M23 in Alpena is awful. We have a family plan with 3 phones, all different types of phones. Sanyo SCP4900 has the best reception of any Sprint cell phone ever. Problem is with Sprint's coverage and roaming agreements. Verizon is only one that has decent coverage in NE Lower Michigan.

No reception not even in Lewiston. From Lewiston to Alpena no coverage. Closer to Alpena great coverage.

This is just one of a few locations where I get no reception. Others include Burlingame / 44th and Burton / East Paris. My sister lives in Wyoming and I can't even use my phone when visiting her. Hopefully Cingular will improve AT&T's network.

Reception is fine a half mile in any direction.

I can't get any reception with my T-Mobile carrier even when I'm standing right under the tower of another carrier and using the search tools -- no bars at all!

No reception in the Petoskey Walmart. Alltel needs to put up a tower in this area.

I was an ATT GSM customer and used to be able to get a signal by manually setting my phone to use the Cingular network. The exact minute the available networks switched from ATT, Cingular, T-Mobile to ATT /Cingular, T-Mobile my reception dissappeared. I have had 100% of my calls dropped since then. I can maybe get 10-30 seconds of a conversation in before it drops. After ~50 phone calls to Cingular (kept dropping) I was able to explain the problem. They told me my phone was obsoleted when the merger occurred. They then said that I must buy a Cingular phone and switch to a cingular plan, which is more expensive than what I had with ATT. The best part is how they play a message when you are on hold that says, "if you are an ATT customer, relax, you will not have to change phones or plans or sign a new contract as a result of this merger" and then the first thing the customer service person says when they pick up is, "you have to get a new phone, new plan, and sign a new contract as a result of this merger and you have to pay $150 if you want out of your current contract."