I wish you could somehow get reception to this area. I have work on these phones, and if they can't call, I cant get messages.

TMobile has no reception here, rather they have a shared network with Einstein and Einstein has seen fit not to improve their network in hopes that TMobile would or buy them out. If you like to be cheap and sacrifice quality go with TMobile otherwise get Cingular / Att or Verizon.

No or very very poor reception in area bounded by 141 West to County A southerly bounded by County X west out of Midde Inlet and North beyond Moonshine Hill Rd and Camp 5 Rd. Everywhere else, 50% or better. Cingular tower on Moonshine Hill provides excellent coverage anywhere in the trouble area described above. Cannot hear me now!

Cingular sucks. I get no reception unless I am in my office of all places, I have tons of dropped calls, I generally have to dial numbers twice to get through, and I get cross over calls at least once a month. It doesn't help that they sold me perhaps the worst cell phone every made and won't let me upgrade it. I am not eligible yet according to my contract and apparently the warrently of the phone expired yesterday so they won't replace the piece of crap either. They said that they would cancel my contract for me if I wanted, and issue a new contract so that I could change phones, but all fees would apply. After an horrible experience with their customer service I am going to a different provider.

We live exactly half way between Cumberland and Rice Lake on Hwy. 48. We have no reception by either the Audiovox or Motorola unless you go 2 miles towards RL or the same distance towards Cumberland.

Zero reception indoors in a major office park 1 / 2 mile from freeway. Unacceptable.

No reception from moose juction toHWY T on st. Rd 35 Wisconsin down HWY T It is spotty until Wascott.This provider SUCKS

If I stand outside of the building, I get one bar. But, like others have mentioned, the bars mean nothing, really.

I get very limited reception in this area and absolutely No reception in the area between Cty Rd FF / 91, also along Hwy. 45 between Oshkosh and Fond du Lac at certain times of the year (esp. late winter and early spring) it seems to be weather / atmosphere related.

Verizon is not allowing people with national calling plans to roam to contracted providers because of the roaming fees they have to pay the contractor. This means the customer is not receiving calls and have to call 2 to3 times to get the phone service to roam to a provider with the correct signal powerin order to make a call. The people are not getting what they are paying for.