Good signal inside my office. No dripped calls.

Very spotty reception in Tierrasanta. Calls frequently dropped. Going toward Clairemont Mesa (North) seems to improve signal somewhat

I can hardly talk on my cell phone at 7220 Trade St., San Diego, CA. I use Cingular which sucks.

Poor reception at my house, which is just one house below the peak of a hill. If I walk one house up to the top of the hill, I'll get several bars of reception. My friends have had better luck with Verizon at my house, which while weak, still has reception.

Very bad reception at my house in the canyon. Bummer I can't often use my own cell phone at home.

Only 1 bar (sometimes 0 bars) of reception in my building. When I am fortunate enough to have a call go through, it is almost always guaranteed to be dropped. Verizon claims there is a tower less than 50 yards away and can't explain the lack of reception (they say it is probably a 'line of sight' issue but can't be certain). All of my friends with Verizon have the same problem in the building (which leads me to believe its not my handset). Interestingly Cingular customers get great service in this area... .go figure!

5 bars of reception but I get a 15 second audio glitch every minute or two that makes the caller at the other end sound like they are at the end of a long coiled metal tube. Makes the person on the other end completely unintelligible. People on the other end of the call have identified similar sounding things. This might be my phone equipment. I've gotten a replacement phone (with no change in call quality) and am going to swap out my SIM card today. Anyone else with such a problem? I don't have this issue in other areas of San Diego or in other cities. Problems started around 2006 / 02 / 01 and persist in this area.

Can make a call without dropping only by standing in the middle of the street. Doesn't work at all in the house. My Sprint phone is slightly better. The consensus on the block is that Verizon is the only carrier that works acceptably.

Dead spot. You lose reception as you approach it, and gain it as you leave. Completely dead. Been that way ever since I've been on Cingular.

Coverage is fine on east side of building, but drops off as you move into the building. Coverage inside the complex is spotty and tends to drop. Not surprising with all those 3-story steel frame buildings.

A lot of dropped calls, poor reception, and just not even worth being on the phone in the 92130 area. I had much better reception in the same area with my Verizon phone.

Im the only one who gets reception (and good too) at my apartment. My friends with Cingular, ATT, Sprint and TMobile get nothing when they come over! haha.

I never have problems with poor reception or dropped calls anywhere in the San Diego area, including inside my apartmentn by UTC and all around the UCSD campus.

poor reception if any. half the time no reception

Okay reception here. 3 Bars.

Sprint PCS basically sucks everywhere in San Diego. AVOID!

Dead, dead, dead, dead spot. Dropped calls every time I approach and drive through this spot. Picks back up again about 1 mile north of this interesection on El Camino Real.

Tierrasanta has sketchy service with Nextel Service in most areas of Tierrasanta...

I don't know what it is with verizon, but even if I don't get reception in my apartment, I won't get voicemails left until 3-4 days later from someone. Very unreliable service.

Great Phone, Great reception. 5 Bars all the time, and I'm really picky on not getting a dropped call. Verizon has the service, I've used others and they are not really into client - customer service like Verizon is.