I have an iphone that I cannot use in my dead zone. The dead zone is located at the end of Cabin Creek CT. Everyone who visit our home has the same problem with there cell phones. I infomred ATT of the dead zone, and that I think the cause of the dead zone was due to aliens signals transmission. They didn't find my comments funny and told me that I would get better reception by covering myself and my iphone with alminium foil. Hmm, where have I heard that before! But here is really the sad part, my wife was an executive for AT&T for over 36 years. And she can't do anything to help. In one word, this situation sucks! (well maybe in three words) Hope someday ATT enginerring believes me about the dead zone. Sincerely, The Dead Zone Guy Sign Hopeless ATT Customer.

i got roaming simcard and it works in chicago and it was t mobile when I get home in middleton wisconsin I dont even get 1 signal no signal..so what I gonna do to it?

very poor reception if any

This is a roaming area for Sprint, so they "borrow" towers from US Cellular and Alltel. My reception was fair with just a couple of dead spots in the middle of LaValle and on Hwy. H toward Lyndon Station. Suddenly within the last two weeks I have no reception at all. Unfortunatley, being Sprint uses "loaner" towers in our area there is not guarantee of service and nothing they can do to improve it! So, I am now considering Tracfone. :(

Constantly loses reception and drops calls. My old Motorola worked better than the Blackberry. Samsung Delve got absolutely no reception.

With 50 plus cars driving on this road every day they need a cell phone tower on HWY.88 because alot of cars that travel this road has a cell phone only Alltel gets coverage on this road not sprint.

No reception at all at house in Ojibwa or in town of Winter. Signal picks up 10 miles north of Ladysmith. Also no signal on the Chippewa Flowage north of Winter Dam.

Wavers between 0 reception to extremely poor reception

When I moved, I decided to forget the landline. Received a corporate discount package from either Sprint or Verizon. Went with Sprint because the Verizon Phones we received through work were useless near the lake. Unfortunately, The Sprint phone is Useless at home. I rarely have reception indoors anywhere. At home, I have to stand in a corner to have a conversation where either party can hear. If I leave the very front of our house, the call drops. My wife has US Cellular. Has a signal everywhere in the house. When we head toward Wausau and Beyond (Via Oshkosh or occasionaly Green Bay) Only loses signal for about 2 miles on US 45 About a mile NW of Oshkosh. That is the only service gap she has. Unfortunatly, she roams anythin north of Stevens Point.

This is an extended service area and I have no reception in and around my home.