Virtually no coverage at all and if I have a call it drops. When I call AT&T all I am fed are lies. When you speak with any customer service representative or a manager the story why there is no coverage changes each time. I was even told one spring that it was the blooming trees that was creating the problems. The fact is that there are not enough cell towers or enough digital packets for the area. In addition, AT&T does not allow anyone to speak with upper management to discuss these issues and calls to the FCC have resulted in zero being done.

Very low bars causing a lot of dropped calls and no service.

None from home, 1 in the street. There is no reception in our section of Whiting. Actually, most of Whiting has very minimal reception. There is a proposal to build a cell tower off of Rt. 539 so perhaps reception will be available but in the last 6 yrs since I've been here I am forced to turn off my phones in the house since my batteries will drain and I cannot make or receive calls.

When traveling on Hillsdale Ave., between Broadway and Pascack Road, it will ALWAYS drop the call. iPhone 3GS, Razor, and Blackberry Curve

Upgraded to a newer phone (from SGH-E317 which got at least one or two bars now and again) and have absolutely NO signal. The entire town of Park Ridge seems to be "blocked" somehow, even though the AT&T map shows this as an "orange" area (red being excellent). It's not the phone because it works well anywhere else!

There is a brief dead spot for AT&T reception starting from intersection of great road and cherry valley road going south towards rt 206. It ends near the princeton academy. I travel through this route frequently and my active call always hungs up on me.

Extemely disapointed at the No reception while in my own house, it works ok outside the house but for some reason do not get reception at home.

3G and Edge virtually non existent in Jersey City near the water.

Unbelievably bad service in Jersey City and in Newark. More bars in more places has yet to find it's way to the Garden state, apparently.

ATT sucks in Colts Neck and the Jersey shore