Coverage is terrible all of a sudden

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@twjohnson2 wrote:

To the forum - a simple physics lesson can show that there is a relationash between energy input and signal strength.   The energy come at a cost$.   Therefore, if the energy input is governed so that some signal is effective but at just the right amount AT&T can save $$ and take the risk of dealing with out customer complaints.  

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That's all going to depend on the co$t $avings...

I have the same problem I live in canoga park 91304 California, 

My phone reception is terrible for about a month, I'm not sure if I have to leave at&t after years? 

We recently switched from Verizon to AT&T. It’s been a problem to make a call from ground floor of a 3 story townhouse. However, since yesterday we have dropped calls and bad reception everywhere in the building (very disruptive to critical communications). We’re in Studio City, CA 91604. Thanks for any help 

Hampton Roads in Virginia is no better.  I do not recall seeing 4 bars in months as 1 bar became the average and service acceptable to AT$T.  I’d guess they are focusing on Direct TV?  If an moderator is reading this please respond.  I have a few months left, I think, on my phone payments then will promptly switch to Verizon. I’m not the only one with that plan, please AT$T remove your cranium from you posterior and fix/update your towers.

thank you

Orlando coverage is way down. No signal unless you go outside and even then its slow.

I live in Orange, CA and have had poor internet speeds and dropped calls for more than a year in several areas of LA and Orange County.  I feel like it is getting worse too.  What a frustrating feeling when you want to get on your phone to use the internet and the speeds bring flashbacks from 1992 when using dialup on my old Tandy Sensation, Radio Shack bought, desktop.  To top it off, my fiance has Verizon and we end up using her phone because she never has any problems.  

I live in Orange, CA and have had poor internet speeds and dropped calls for more than a year in several areas of LA and Orange County.  I feel like it is getting worse too.  What a frustrating feeling when you want to get on your phone to use the internet and the speeds bring flashbacks from 1992 when using dialup on my old Tandy Sensation, Radio Shack bought, desktop.  It's a shame, really.  And to top it off, my fiance has Verizon and we end up using her phone because she never has any problems.  I wonder, what service we will be going with when we get married in September?  (not a trick question) 

Wow, I just switched to AT&T from Verizon the data has been slow and coverage has been scarce  in northern and southern New Jersey. I think I made the wrong choice, in addition, their international roaming is not good. You could only text for free, when every other carrier includes data and voice. I think Tmobile might be the way. #Uncarrier