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Just moved to Boulder... have lived all over country and besides rural Alaska this is the worst coverage I have ever had. Partner has ATT and doesn't work at all. At least my Virgin phone (Sprint network) works ab out 1 / 2 time.

Just switched from Verizon to ATT to get the new iPhone, but will likely switch back to Verizon as ATT coverage is pathetic

Very poor voice quality, wireless signal and reception.

Good overall coverage, even in my home. I lose calls over the hill coming in from Superior, but other than that, reception is very good.

I have terrible reception: lots of static, many missed words. Lookinf for a signal boost machine.

I have had AT&T / Cingular and Verizon. My daughter has had Cricket and T-Mobile. Does anybody know if there is a carrier out there that will get service up Flagstaff?

Coverage is spotty in the house, not much better outside. What I have heard is that the Federal government has a radio listening station, these are the big radar-looking antennas north of Boulder, just east of the road to Lyons. Because of the antennas, the cell companies are not allowed to have a lot of power. Just check the cell tower maps, there are none anywhere near those giant antennas.

Very flakey coverage. Dropped calls. 0-1 bars. In 2007 to have this level of service is kind of depressing. Don't see this getting better because why is it so bad now?

Excellent reception in Gunbarrel and around Boulder. Maybe 1-2 dropped calls in 5 months. Reception not so great in the mountains.

The three of us in our house all have Verizon and no one gets decent reception. I can't pull in a good signal at friends' houses nearby or at the Safeway on 28th and Iris. At best it will cut in and out and at worst completely drops me.

Verizon reception in Boulder is horrid. I've lived all over the US and never had worse reception. My phone shows 3-4 bars but I can only make calls if I'm in a perfect spot... and I never receive calls. Talking while driving is impossible because of all the dead spots. I don't know what the deal is... .250,000 people in Boulder... ..cell reception should be better. Heck, everything is frickin flat before the mountains. How come cell phones can't work?!?!

inside building drops all the time. called several times and they said they would look into the problem, but never do anything

On this stretch of hwy 36, I can be sure to have at least 3 dropped calls, and a conversation full of dead spots. Had the same problem with AT&T wireless years ago. Don't know if any provider gives good reception here.

Can't even have a conversation at my new house... .it is so choppy! the whole conversation consists of "what"... .."what"... ... "can you hear me now?"

Previous 3 year old model with extendable antenna was OK. The new one is essentialy inoperable.

Varies from no reception to 3 bars, even without moving around the house, so calls are dropped or reception is not good enough to hear clearly. Because my prior experience with AT&T had been no better, I had asked Verizon before signing up about reception in my area and they said they had by far the best coverage in this area.

I have been a Verizon customer for years, but am considering switching to something else soon. The reception in this neighborhood is terrible! I have complained several times, but Verizon has apparently decided to do nothing about it--great customer service, eh?

bad in the house, bad out on the sidewalk, bad down the block. sick of it!

I get full reception but calls are dropped all the time. I can hear other people, but no one can ever hear me. I have to drive a few miles away and call them back, then it works fine.

works wonderfully everywhere... .except the mountains (where I spend most of my time) and then service is absolutely non-existent.