Reception is consistant and never drops below 3 bars. EVDO Broadband Wireless usually works well too.

I get maybe two bars at home. Whenever my treo connects for data service (checking e-mail once an hour for example), I completely lose the call I'm on and my phone locks up for 30-40 seconds until the signal comes back.

Can not use phone people around the corner cut out.or drop off.

From here to Apache Junction and in between, most calls are dropped, or I have to redial up to 6 times to get the call to go thru, and sometimes I have to try later. All conversations are full of cutting out, and I have to repeat myself. So far no satisfaction from T-Mobile. I want out!

I do like my phone andreception was the only thing that I was looking for when I selected a phone

In summer of 06 Verizon recetion went up and is satisfactory. All others in my area have problems if they have other than Verizon.

I can be sitting in the very same spot and have the signal go to nothing. Lots of dropped calls in my house and more out of my house lately.

I switched to Verizon a couple of years ago and have never regretted it. When I first moved near Guadalupe / Dobson (Mesa), I had Sprint. Sprint was decent at my previous location (Dobson / Southern) but was horrible my new location... so many dropped calls it wasn't funny. I then tried AT&T (before then changed to Cingular who now are changing back to AT&T... can't believe it's so hard to decide on a name). AT&T was slightly better than Sprint, but only barely. Since switching to Verizon, I may have only experienced 10 dropped calls in 2 years. Love it, love it, love it! My contract is up for renewable and, although I love my Verizon service, I'm looking at other carriers. A little apprehensive about changing carriers since my service with Verizon is wonderful. (Only considering changing due to phone selection.)

sometimes I have called my wife but get her voicemail account. She never gets the message or a notification that she even HAS voicemail.

I have been with AT&T then Cingular now AT&T again. Have had good service and very rare a dropped call. Motorola phones have always worked fine for me.

Customer service not so hot at nearest phone center greenfield and Mckellips but better at superstition on southern reception not perfect but I live in a "basement home" means first floor slightly sunken below grade. I have 2 bars there but 4 bars at ground level or upstairs. Phone selection is not great prices, too high. They don't get payments that I have sent from inside post office 1 to 2 times a year. but I can get service most places I have been in the US. was told that Alltel shares version and Sprint towers get at least 5 dropped calls per month and get credit for 1 on automatic refund program text messaging can come in hours after the fact but generally reliable

In most of Las Sendas Alltel breaks up or cant access the network. Calls go straight to voicemail most of the time, Alltel needs to improve this area as Verizon offers much better service in the Las Sendas development in Northeast Mesa.

Both my husband and I have been experiencing repeated dropped calls within our house, backyard, and even in the street in front of our house. I personally cannot complete a 10 minute conversation without the call being dropped at least every minute. Within the last six months, and expecially the last two months, the problem has become ridiculous.

I was called by Cingular and told I will be cancelled if I don't use more than 50% of my calls on their tower. I cannot controll what towers my phone uses!? I constantly get dropped calls and missed calls. I have not been able to finish a single conversation without a dropped call. I hope they cancel me so I can go with another company.

I can be talking on phone. then all of a sudden no signals I lose call. I have 3 chairs around the back yard to sit in so maybe I can have a conversation without talking to myself. forget about using the phone in the house, reception there is worse. I can't remember the last time I saw 5 bars. I drive towards mckellips, I lose call. I drive on mesa dr near brown, lose calls. and they advertise the company with the least amount of dropped calls. i'd hate to see their competitors then

Reporting back after 3 months of service with Alltel after dropping Verizon. I have a decent 3 - 4 bar signal now at home with no dropped calls. A Samsung A645 was chosen for price (2 for $1) so can't compare to other models yet. I have equal or better signal quality in most Phoenix metro locations to what I had with Verizon and markedly better reception in some rural areas such as I-40 from Holbrook to NM and around Sierra Vista. Alltel Customer Service has been much more pleasant to deal with than Verizon's. The switch to Alltel has been a success so far for me.

bad reception on the main level of my house, acceptable ubstairs. weird huh? also, way better reception at night than during the day. I don't know why this is the case. but Cingular leaves much to be wanted in this area. sometimes I miss text messages because of it, and they show up a few hours later. but once I get out of the neighborhood, it's pretty good. bad luck I guess on where I live.

Signal Butte and Elliot I have no reception, Nor do any of my friends on other carriers,T-mobile, Cingular and Sprint. There is a Tower just north of the intersection It is about 6 months old, Can anyone tell me who owns that tower at Signal Butte and Elliot?

3-4 bars but on average one dropped / failed call per day whether at home on around north Mesa. 10 calls to Cingular and no help, I am switching

Not sure what's up, i've always had fine reception, but the last month my reception has been choppy through our whole neighborhood. Needing a new family plan anyway, I switched to t-mobile, now with 2 new sets of phone (supposedly in a 5 bar area at home) have CONSTANT garble, distant sounding, and choppy phone calls on both of our family plan calls. I'm wondering if there is some interference on my particular neighborhood!