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Great reception / signal strength, 5 bars, until approx 2 blocks from home then I'm lucky to get 2 or 3 bars. Have tried several different brands of phones with each "upgraded" phone reception / signal strength just gets worse. Doesn't seem to matter what brand of phone. Ones with internal antenas are the worst!

Verizon doesn't work well in my home. I barely get a signal at my home. Most of the time the phone will ring but if you answer it the call will be dropped. We called Verizon and they said that they don't have any plans to fix the problem as of now. Seems that Sprint / Nextel works in the area and T-Mobile has decent coverage there.

I have had T-MObile for the last three years, and coverage and reception has always been great. Got a great corporate deal through Verizon thinking that it would work better in some areas in the mountains so we switched to Verizon with two BB 8703e. Calls drop constantly in the neighborhood. Only get reception in the home office on the second floor facing east. Verizon is sending me a demo to use for the next week so see if it is a phone issue or network issue. Will try demo, but thinking that I will end up back at T-Mobile.

I have had Cingular for two years and the reception is marginal at my house. I am always able to make calls but my voice cuts out for the person on the other end of the line. Mostly just for a few words sometimes more. There is static on my end but I can hear the other person. Wish it was clear. I have five bars but that doesn't seen to translat into good reception. Thinking of trying Sprint or verizon.

I live on the SE corner of Tower and Hampden and loose calls in my basement but have 4 bars upstairs. If I drived to the NE corner neighborhood, there is no reception.

Never got any dropped calls at the house, but calls are choppy with only 1-2 bars. Outside of the house I typically get very good reception, and at work, indoors at the tech center it is usually 3-4 bars.

Qwest actually works pretty good in most parts of town just don't go to far east.

I always have full bars at my house, but as soon as I get onto Smoky Hill it drops into the 2-3 bar range, and fluctauates frequently. It almost never gets below 1 bar, except at my school (Cherokee Trail HS), which is just east of Arapahoe and Smoky. However, I am lucky to still get mediocre coverage outside my school. T-Mobile is the only carrier that even gets service there! I really love T-Mobile, and I can put up with a gap every now and then.

Very few problems with Sprint in this area, reception worsens mildly as you head east.

Reception is ok but the signal is always broken. The call is not dropped, but only half of the words come through. I complained to Verizon and the supposedly sent a truck out to check the area. I have live in the same neighborhood for over 5 years and have had different phones with the same problem. They still claim that I must have a phone problem.