I have excellent coverage with phone and internet. I've had Verizon for over 7 years and used all across the country with very good results.

Verizon works great here! They are in the process are bringing the Alltel network to us, so there may be a few problems, but will all get better soon! Oh yeah, everyone needs to update there phone so they will have access to Alltel 3G (EVDO) do *228 option 2.

Although pricey, Verizon has given me much better reception than T-Mobile. At home I have anywhere from 1-4 bars but my calls are still always crystal clear. I sometimes have dropped calls but I'm more inclined to believe that they are caused by the AT&T customers on the other end of the line. At work (North scottsdale around 101 / raintree) I always have full signal strength even though I work in a large building with lots of walls. Overall I'm very impressed with Verizon's signal strength and call quality. I'm definitely not impressed with their prices but perhaps the lack of frustration is worth the extra money..

I use the phone daily between Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix and have only had two or three dropped calls in 18 months. Works well in Prescott also. Absolutely no complaints.

Great Coverage all around exept arizona state fwy 101 and 60 meet at bridge.

Reception is great wherever I go. I've never dropped a call, and only very rarely will I notice any static or distortion. I want to stop paying for my landline I never use, but the wife won't let me.

With T-Mobile it really depends onthe phone you are useing.. Fro example with a moterola or erickson phone you will find bad reception but with a Samsung phone you should expireiance the best coverage available. Better than all other carriers..

Words can't express the quality of their service... Perfect!

I have been with Verizon since 1998 and have always had good reception all over the country, average 4 bars 95% of time. I travel for work, have a company phone through Sprint and use my personal phone since my calls with the Sprint always get dropped.

I don't know what is going on with some people with some bad signals in my area. I been here for 41 / 2 yrs. and no problems what so ever.My bar shows 4 to 5 always, once in a blue moon it goes to 3, but like I said Great signal with my LG and that cell phone is 41 / 2 yrs. old ! I guess what I'm reading I better stay with Zerizon instead of changing to other service.

Since Virgin Mobile rides on Sprint network as prepaid virtual carrier, I did not expect very good service, but has been reliable in Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix.

Usually vary between 3 and 4 bars. Only ever have issues when talking to my sister (who also has Sprint), but I know all the dropping is on her end. My commute is to Kyrene and Elliott and I never drop calls.

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

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.

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.

Used to be 1 bar, but recently has jumped to 3-4. A few fast busy signals on dial out, but I haven't had any dropped calls.

I get four bars 80% to 90% of the time. However I nearly always get a "fast busy signal" when making outging calls from my "home office" location. This is primarily a residential area in Mesa, AZ, but I have a major problem with either the phone or most likely, the Cingular service. When I try to call out from my "home" office using the phone, I hear a series of fast "beeps" (fast busy or systems busy) then I am disconnected before the phone call goes through. This happens about 95% of the time. In checking the signal indicator on the phone, I almost always have three bars or more 85% of the time, with some dips to two bars (almost never one bar). I have had this problem since the purchase of the phone, early last week. Calls made from other locations work without any problem. I have only had a fast busy once in other locations. When I use GPRS / EDGE for internet connections I get reasonably fast transfers of email and web access, independent of the number of signal bars. This is true even when I can not make voice calls. Internet performance is great, but voice connections are nearly impossible. I am located 3 / 4 mile from the nearest Cingular tower, and 1 / 2 mile from an AT&T (Cingular) tower. Several calls to Ceingular support and a vist to the Cingualr store have not resulted in any solution.

5 out of 6 bars... never had a problem