I get no reception in my building at all. I have to go at least ten feet beyond my front door before regaining it.

I don't have any reception at all in my home or within 5-6 blocks of it! It's terrible.

there's not any reception. so what am I going to do

For several months Cingular, through Cellular One in-network roaming, had by far the best local performance. Beginning in September, there have been long periods of "No Network" or "SOS Only". For the past 5 days there has been no service at all. Cingular hasn't a clue and tries to place the blame on a defective phone. Problem with that approach is they have confirmed network problems concurrent with earlier outtages and the network reappears several miles out of town. Anyone else experiencing this?

Little or no reception, I switched from Sprint because I thought it would be better but it wasn't.

Reception ranges from 'NO SERVICE' to POOR. Unfortunately for the consumer, for the betterment of the cell company, the fact that you attempt to connect and in cases where you do connect but cannot communicate because of poor reception the clock is still ticking away your cell minutes. The cell company's equipment doesn't log that as a dropped call. Their criteria for dropped calls are only when the cell tower drops the call. Many of the overages that occur are related to the bad service. Question? What other industry would survive, much less thrive, under such poor performance circumstances? I dare say none.

No receiption in Rushford for the T-Mobile phones.. We lose service somewhere before Arcade.

Verizon has advised that they are aware of this problem and there are 2 more towers slated to come online by end of October which will ALLEGEDLY drasstically improve reception.

No Service at the following location for 100 yards. 82nd Rd and Woodhaven Blvd.

The WORST. I don't even know why they bother to sell service here. There is no reception in my immediate area - I would have to go down Tower Rd towards the Galleria Mall to begin getting any reception. I've complained to them many times and even reported T-Mobile to the FCC.