Hollow Rock is in hollow with the closest towers being GSM (Alltel / Verizon is CDMA) and hidden behind two ridges. You have to drive at least five to ten minutes to either end of the road to even raise a single bar.

Hollow Rock is in hollow with the closest towers being GSM (Alltel / Verizon is CDMA) and hidden behind two ridges. You have to drive at least five to ten minutes to either end of the road to even raise a single bar.

Reception on U.S. 52 from Moscow, Ohio to Ripley, Ohio is nil to poor. You get 1 bar occasionally and your phone will ring in some places but not enough reception to connect the call. U.S. 52 is an extremely heavily traveled route not only by Ohioans but also by Kentuckians going back and forth to work and it is a main route across the United States. AT&T needs towers along that route in the worst way. If there is an accident that needs reported, if you have AT&T, forget it. AT&T is really the best everywhere else and I have had them all (other cell phones). I travel U.S. 52 a lot and that is my greatest concern. I'm hoping this does some good because I would really like to be able to use my cell phone on U.S. 52 in that area, at least in case of an emergency.

No service at all. Not one AT&T cell tower for 15 miles around tiffin

No reception. I called ATT tech services and they said they had no cell towers in the area and no cross support agreements with anyone in the area who had service. Attel worked fine. Hard to imagine a company that advertises service even in China and not in Tiffin. I emailed them and got a kiss-off,sorry, but we don't guarantee service everywhere. I called and they reduced my bill by 4 busks for the 4 days I didn't have service. I guess a gallon of gas is better than nothing.

This review is for Cincinnati Bell Wireless. DO NOT sign up with them! I have experienced so many problems with their service throughout Cincinnati. Dropped calls, horrible voice quality (cut-outs and echoes), busy network messages, and not receiving voice mails. Whenever you call their customer service line, they always try to blame your phone for the problems. Well, whenever I travel out of town, my phone works just fine roaming on AT&T's network. So, it's NOT my phone. The Cincinnati Bell network is horribly managed and their towers are overloaded. Plus, their voice coverage in Clermont County is bad. Most of the Southern part of the county has no coverage. Go with Verizon or AT&T. You will be a lot happier.

No reception at all on US 27 (Colerain Ave.) between Struble and W. Kemper even though there is a tower in plain sight.

I switched from Sprint because it cost half as much but I went from 4 bars in my house with Sprint to zero with att! dont make the same mistake I did!

Very lucky to get one bar hanging out a window at my house. I'm switching to Verizion very shortly because it works at my house. Cincinnati Bell has poor coverage throughout North East Cincinnati.

no coverage tru here..but Alltel and Verizon have limited coverage at the phillips b.p. gas station