Community weekly poll: Who provides your cell phone service?

I currently use T-Mobile, Verizon, and Cingular!

I've used all three in NY, and in Texas. Depending on where you reside, that would determine as to where you're best reception will be. In NY, Verizon was hands down the best. Still have it in Texas for work, but calls do drop from time to time. Cingular in Texas seems to be one of the best, but I see plenty of people use Sprint out here and love the connection/reception. The Cingular phone I have gets decent reception, and has improved recently with the new towers they've just added in the area. As for T-Mobile, decent service, but not consistant. Slight movement in certain areas can throw off the reception dramatically. I use it primarily for data services...best plans and rates out there. Still only charging $15 for the unlimited edge service. Even got some minutes tossed in the plan.

As for customer service, Cingular is hands down the worst. Bad billing mistakes (I had one they couldn't even answer as to how it happened), customer service calls without knowledge or answers leave a bad reputation. Best customer service...T-Mobile. I ask, they do. I question, they eliminate. I switch from Blackberry to Treo, no problem. Trade the phone in, sure, no problem, and here's some cash. Friendly, curtious, and knowledgable. Verizon is OK...depends on where the spinning wheel stops. Sometimes the service is great, other times it can be terrible.

My recommendation is research what services work best in the area you reside (or where you will use the phone the most), then look at the top two and the plans they offer, and what phone(s) work best for you.

Phones and Service I have:
Verizon (work) - Treo 700w
Cingular (personal)- Razr
T-Mobile (real old #...can't get rid of it) - Treo 650

PS - If you need unlimited data, Verizon's EVDO is awesome in most major areas. Awesome if you have access to the coverage area and willing to shell out a few bucks. If not, T-Mobile is the way to go. Great inexpensive unlimited data plan, just not as fast as some of the others (although it's running EDGE now). But again, check service in the areas you reside and work.