In the Last 3 weeks, it seems like AT&T has turned off half of it's towers to save money. I am on the road in the Denver Metro Area quite often, and can hardly keep from dropping a call these days. I have heard the same from Co-workers and their AT&T service. I am not sure what is going on but I am sure AT&T knows, and is not talking about it. I have called to complain and they act like I am the first person to ever call in with problems. I know that is BS because everybody I ask lately says the same thing. As soon as my contract is up I am switching.

Reception is decent in my area. My phone usually rings if someone calls. Sometimes I will recieve notice of a missed call 1 / 2 way down the street that I never heard in real time while at my house; other wise, I am happy...

Finally after years of fiddling with proprietary US technologies, we have the standard we should have had in the first place - GSM, the world standard!

I was worried about service at my home since ATT said they were moving to GSM since friends with GSM could not get service at my home. I've been an ATT customer since 2000. With the expected change I tried a GSM phone that did not get a signal at all. I returned the phone and got the Siemens dual band phone. That phone was terrible. I returned that and got the t62u which worked, but they then denied me the the rebate because I didn't get that phone when I activated my GSM account. :( I should have taken that as a sign. I have had the phone for about a year now. About 5 months ago service when down the tube. About 50% of my GSM calls at my house get dropped and the digital / TDMA service got noticeably worse. I have complained a dozen times and they "report a service inquiry" of which you "do not have the option to get feedback" or know if they ever acknowlege the service problem. I've waited hours and hours on too many phone calls to count and had 3 t62u phones now because they keep blaming the phone for the LOUD screeches and dropped calls. I was talking to my father in Arizona and he says his service got much worse about 3 months ago in his area too! I've had it. I just got off the phone with them and they say my service is poor in my area and there is nothing they can do about it. They have no explanation of why it got worse several months ago.

Drops calls all the time. Hardly ever have very many bars. When I do have bars it still takes a while to connect.

Hardly any reception at all in this area near the Broomfield Detention Center / Jail and Stonegate Apartment complex, also further southwest there is poor coverage.

Very poor service about 2 miles west of the airport in the area of the Broomfield Jail and Stonegate Apartment complex. no coverage for most of that area, some spots will pick up one of the towers but calls cut out badly, numorus Nextel customers have also complained. Pleanty of area and buildings to add coverage towers!

I have had Sprint for over 4 years, I will have to say I have always had great coverage for the most part. There are a few spots I always loose service but I understand why. ATT is no good thats for sure, I had them for my work phone and it sucked. I have tried to switch to TMobile but I took it back within 2 days because the service is soooo bad. The days of the past qwest was my favorite but they are now teamed up with verizon. I would go with verzion but it would cost me more than $50 per month to have the same features on my plan. Flip side I use their Curve 8330 and well that phone sucks.

0-3 bars although calls are dropped consistently. Sprint says they are updating their service daily and we've even had a 'technician' come out to determine the signal strength in the area. 3 years in the neighborhood with no success. Calls are dropped or there is no reception within the neighborhood and inside of our home.

I always able to make and recieve calls. This is also my house phone so that is really important. I would recomened Sprint to anyone.

There are so many places in the mall where I cannot get any service. It is so frustrating to have 5 bars at one store in the mall and then go into another store and not have any bars and miss calls and texts.

Very poor signal - unusable.

I have found out through T-Mobile that in the genral area of denver and the sub-burbs Samsung phones are have a tech / clitch when communicating with the T-Mobile cell towers. T-Mobile said this was not their problem it was a problem with Samsung direct and could, would, not help. The only solution was to pay for an up grade on phones ( Like Moterolla or Nokia ) or pay out my contract and move to a new provider.

Very weird in this area. Even in my house, I'll have full bars one minute, walk to the back of the house and have none by the time I get there.

Horrible to no reception in my apartment.

Very poor reception around 140th and Shannon (just south east. of 144th and Lowell).

0-1 bars in this area. Move a half mile north, east, or west, and service improves dramatically. No improvement moving south though. Also poor signal on Main St.around 10th.

I have nothing but good reception all around with Verizon. Downtown, DIA, Boulder, Ft. Collins, Colorado Springs. I have never had a problem with my reception except for where you wouldn't expect any just with other carriers (i.e. the middle of nowhere) My service is great even when I travel out of town, different states or even country.

I've had Verizon for five years at this location and have never been able to use my cell phone at home. My kids were recently added to my account with newer phones but those don't work any better. My father was visiting with a T-Mobile phone and got five bars! What's with that?

Very poor reception with Verizon, always drop calls when traveling southbound; sometimes when northbound. May be interference from the airport.