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Every once in awhile I get good reception, but it is inconsistent. I often have to go outside to get a call. I often get the ringing and will answer, but the other person cannot hear me, or gets every other word. It's tough living in the back of a valley for cell phone users.

Although Verizon has recently revised their website coverage map to show no dead spots in SE Pacifica (back of the valley) that is pure BS. Their coverage has NOT improved and I STILL have "No Service" at my house (and that's when I'm standing outside in my driveway, NOT inside the home). Verizon's cell towers are all located "over the hill" someplace in San Bruno and their coverage for those of us in the "shadows" of the hills in Pacifica is extremely limited. My phone only works at the top of hills (like Fassler) or when I'm on Linda Mar Blvd.or Hwy. 1. If you want service "back in the valley," find a carrier other than Verizon... their coverage sucks here.

a contract to share roaming with another carrier on a cel tower in rockaway expired in Nov. 07. ever since those of us on roberts rd and I believe up rockaway ave have been cut off from receiving any service.

i will hav bars but no network coverage so I still cant make any calls even with full service from my own house! go down th street and it will usually work... i thought AT&T had th strongest signal, sounds like false advertising to me

I have MetroPCS and it works outside in certain spots. on Linda Mar BLVD. it seems fine but once you get to the end you see the end of your 2 bars of hope. I really wish they would get service back there. but you get for what you pay I guess. the rest of pacifica seems ok along hwy 1.

Once I get to Everglades is when I start seeing bars. They claim that if I stand outside my house I should be able to make and receive calls, right! Only a one year contract so I switched over to Cingular. They're the only ones I've seen receive service back here.

I get "no service" or no bars in or around my home with my new digital Motorola phone. I cannot send or receive calls. But my wife's ancient Kyocera candy bar phone will actually ring in our kitchen! Verizon tells me it's because her old phone sends out a more powerful signal than the new digital phones. Go figure. Verizon also tells me that they are *planning* to improve coverage with a new cell site in the area, but won't say when (I'll believe it when it happens).

Poor reception in this area, however once past Skyline East signal improves to good. Coming into this area you may want to finish your call or take the chance of having your call droped.

Garbage. Signal bars dance within close radiuses. 40% calls drop

Sprint is not perfect in Avalon apts, but no dropped calls