T-Mobile sucks in this area. I've seen an AT&T GSM phone work here, where mine doesn't.

Wall between Broad and Broadway has no reception.

It seems in all of Brookville, Old Brookville, and Old Westbury there is no reception at all. My main concerns are around the high school LuHi on Brookville Rd. Nothing. But I'm told by people with all of the different providers it's the same with them. I assume towers are kept out of this wealthy area.

Four out of the last eight weeks it has been impossible to make or receive voice calls in 10025. The signal strengh is fine but the phone will either report 'Error in system connection' or will make the call but will be nearly inaudible. Doesn't work in my apartment or in any of the streets around it. Works fine elsewhere in Manhattan. Definitely a Cingular problem since it was fixed for two weeks, now it's been back for two weeks.

There is no reception in Jamestown. If you call T-Mobile their phone support will tell you there is, but there isn't. Now im stuck in a contract.

Calls don't last more than 30 seconds. Calls are always dropped and rarely able to receive incoming calls. They go straight to voice mail or don't register at all.

No reception at all, at any time indoors. Nothing on the roof either.

My wife has AT&T TDMA service and gets average reception but I get none. Every once in a while I'll pickup reception from T-Mobile.

Zero reception. Zip. I can't even select an alternative network even though the phone reports to have several available (AT&T, Cingular, etc).

No reception at all, I should have been warned by the person who sold the service to me.