I get no service, no coverage, no bars for AT&T at my house, and only 1 bar for Verizon.

Breaking News: Parents foul up iPhone! I guess it wasn't meant to be. My near 80 yo parents are on my family plan. Couldn't wait to switch from Verizon to AT&T after the contract expired, but, alas, not a lick of reception inside parent's house. No where. Checked every room, upstairs and down. Had to go out into street to get a weak 1-2 bars. Still stuck with Verizon and my "not-quite-an-iPhone" LG Dare:-( Great network, great reception almost anywhere, but greedy, nickel-and-dime-you-to-death policies - like crippled bluetooth, blocked ringtones, etc. Bottom line: Don't leave parents out in the cold - even for an iPhone.

I get no reception in Lovingston. Actually I get no reception beginning from 11 miles past Charlottesville and I finally regain service in Madison Heights. It is terribly dangerous and I wish I knew how to get companies like T-Mobile and AT&T to expand their reception areas

My phone never gets any reception and it doesn't look like Verizon is going to do anything about it. I thought it was only Verizon that had reception problems however, it seems like everyone is affected from it. It's just pathetic, absolutely pathetic.

T-mobile. Great everywhere else but home. Never a reception in home. In yard, I can receive but can't call out without getting an "Emergency Calls Only" message or a "No Network" messages. Multiple redials eventually gets a call out (are they using someone else's tower?). Once I get the call it is good and holds as long as I don't go inside. (This is over a period of a months use before cancelling) AT&T. Reception in yard fine. Reception in home tolerable. *Generally* reception in home works with two important stipulations. First, I am not deep in the house. Second, bad weather and night-time compromise indoor use. During the day in good weather I can get good reception almost all over the house. I have even quickly run through the deeper parts of the house to get other parts and won't lose the signal, the audio with just get choppy momentarily until I get to more well windowed and doored parts of the house. At night I need be in well windowed and doored areas. When it rans I have to stand at the window or door. Often at night or bad weather, I will just leave my cell at a window with the ringer on max and use the phone like a land line. (This is over a period of a years use, before the plan ran out and I decided not to renew and to experiment with other companies, the T-Mobile experiment clearly favored AT&T though) Tough area for cells. I have neighbors I can see pace in their yards as they talk on their cells (you have to go outside for strong reception).

I don't know why I waste my time with this company. I get zero bars everywhere in my house except for upstairs. Upstairs I get two max, and I may have one or two on the middle floor if I stand next to a window for a couple minutes. But for the most part I cannot receive or dial calls within my home. Which also means sending a text message is at the door as well. Montclair has little to no reception with AT&T / Cingular, so if you ever plan on using a cell phone on this network, I hope you choose to live somewhere else.

AT&T is absolutely useless in most parts of Fairlington, and the streets into Shirlington.

they need some type of tower out on this end of the woods... no service of any kind... other friends who've been here on different carriers have the same problem... no signal on any kind of carrier... BS!

I think Verizon belives the 460 highway stop after Farmville and starts again in Lynchburg I live middle of the two and I see 11 towers between the two but none a Verizon so I will let my service run in the fall of 2008 and I go to another carrier

Phone will ring sometimes, but it is never possible to talk.