Reception really horrible inside my home. Maybe 1 bar, if I'm lucky. Found out a new cell tower (Verizon) was built on the south side of 210 Fwy off of San Dimas Ave. Hopefully they will switch it on soon. Contract ends in August. No sense in getting a smartphone with poor reception.

Phone calls in my Monterey St. home are spotty service at best, I can text, but not call

I have no reception at all in my home. Outside I have 2 bars, but reception is still very bad. I have no reception in Glendora (Glendora ave and Foothill).

No problems at all. Clear calls, no drops.

T-Mobile is horrible at my home. We get one or no bars most of the time. Cingular was much, much better.

I've had T-Mobile for a year and it was always off and on but for the last month, I've dropped more calls than I've completed-way more than 75% dropped at home. They claim they've had no trouble calls with the area. I'm just glad that my contract is up next month. I had Sprint for years and while their Customer Service isn't as good, their coverage was better in most of my travels. BTW my RAZR phone is the worst I've ever had (like that's news to anyone). Replaced it twice this year and still have issues plus T-Mobile chared me for the first replacement even though it was a month into service! The retailer I bought it from, Wirefly, is shady too and did not come up with the promised rebates. Don't trust Wirefly!

In my house, There have no reception. Out of my house, only one bar. It is useless when I go home.

Common dropped calls and failure to connect. Very often txt msgs fail and there is up to 10% rate of msgs being delayed for 2 to 4 hours on delivery.

In the two years that I have had Verizon service, I've never had a dropped call. Not at my house, school, on the road, or anywhere I go. They really are #1. The only downfall of Verizon is that they have some really hideous phones. The Samsung a670 camera phone is by far the best-looking one, with some cool features too.

Awsome Service On Verizon And Now Cingular

I can't remember ever having a major reception issue. Even though I have only 3-4 bars at home I usually have clear reception. I work at LAX and have never had a problem on my commute or at work. Occasionally I'll get what sounds like a faint echo of my own voice on my end but it seems to clear after a few seconds. Maybe the old tri-mode phones make a difference. Too bad Verizon charges so much for so little compared to a couple other carries. I'm thinking about switching but don't wan't to give up my reception quality.

The reception in this area is very poor. My phone works in most areas, except in the area that counts!! I also tried to contact Nextel and all they do is tell me that this area has trouble getting cell sites. What ever the case may be I like their service... when it works. But I don't think I am going to stay with them any longer since I don't like to pay into a cell service that offers poor reception at my home.