Schriever Air Force Base Has little to no coverage. trying to send a text, forget about it. It takes atleast 3 times to try and send one. and Calls hope they arnt important because you'll get a voicemail message 30mins. later (IF someone left a message).. But we cant cancell our contract free of charge because on their maps it shows there is coverage when there clearly is NONE!

If you haven't been watching the news here since April Verizon has had some major problems. There network was out from wyoming to Colorado Springs and it is out for DAYS! I am switching too AT&T where here it seems like there is no problems

Moved here about 4 years ago for school, since being here I have had awesome reception. My freshman year I did a lot of hiking and biking and never lost service. I will say it seems like everyone here has Verizon or AT&T but I get better service from AT&T and there network never seems to be overloaded here so my internet speeds are great. I would never switch!

I drop 1 / 2 of all calls. Terrible customer service. In my home I get 1 bar on average and it will jump up to 3-4 once every week or two then drop back down to 1. It is worth it to me to pay the 300 early cancelation fee and go back to T-Mobile where I had no problems.

New commissary and BX Peterson AFB No reception phone tries to find signal but just drains the battery.

Worked great in DFW, terrible here. Sometimes NO Service. Many dropped calls, garbled, unreliable. I will pay off my contract and looking to change. Researching options now.

Every once in a while, if I stand at the end of my driveway, I can get enough information to identify the person calling me so I can call them back on my land line. The only reason I have a land line is because I cannot use my cell phone at home - absolutely 0-1 coverage. I have free long-distance on my cell phone and have family in Ohio and CA. I can only call them while driving out of the area. I can predict with utmost certainty where exactly my calls will drop. We have three different phones at home and all of them do not have coverage. I despise my 2 year contract and will run to my new carrier the day it is up. Still not certain which carrier - but our friends with Verizon can use their cell phones at our house without problem. Probably Verizon will be my next roll of the dice.

Pleasant Valley reception is lousy

We live in a new development near the intersection of Woodmen and Black Forest, and calls constantly drop at our own house. We've had to reduce our cell minutes and add a LAN line due to this problem.

With tourism an important part of this area's economy, why can't Broadmoor neighborhood residents see fit to approve a tower or two? There are plenty of mature trees in this area to mask a tower.

reception is consistantly 1 or 2 bars, hard to hear people most of the time. even from atop the hill I am on.

Just switched from Nextel to Sprint. Nextel had much better reception. The Sprint Blackberry makes your voice sound like you are talking in a cave. The Blackberry processor seems to be very slow. The unlimited everything plan is a nice idea, but not when you don't have very good service. I need to keep looking and return my phone before the 30 day guarantee expires.

Reception sucks. Most calls drop or just plain suck. Good job Verizon. I'm "in."

I don't have Virgin Mobile, but it's a Prepaid Service Plan, Net10. Throughout the city, from what I have noticed, I have usually 2-4 bars. Area I have noticed no service is 3-5 miles from the entrance to Pikes Peak, you lose your service.

Last night, from central Kansas all the way into Colorado Springs, all I could get was "Searching", even when I was within 75 miles of Denver. Could get no signal anywhere in Wyoming or South Dakota on a trip earlier this month. I purchased a cell phone in the event I needed highway assistance on a trip. Glad I found out how useless Verizon is before I do need help.

Almost impossible to make or receive calls anywhere in the neighborhood. One bar or no bars.

I did get reception but it would come and go. I could not hear a full conversation because the voice would drop and come back. Luckily I was able to stop my Verizon service and go back to Sprint. I do not have any issues with Sprint in this area.

I was looking to leave Sprint and go to another cell provider to save a little money - but from what I am reading - service realiability is all over the place! maybe i'll stay with Sprint! My Sprint service is excellent in the Briargate area, the only problem areas I have found are on Woodmen between Union and Academy, and on the Air Force Academy. I've been with Sprint for 4 years, and travelled all over the country with the nationwide service - no problems!

We have had Cingular / ATT for a couple years. The reception in Widefield and throughout Fort Carson and Colorado Springs has been good with multiple phones on the family plan.

I recently was provided a Verizon cell phone through my employer. I work out of my home in Briargate. Verizon reception throughout all of Briargate is aweful. I took my phone to the local Verizon service center and the technician told me that reception throughout all of Briargate was poor and told me that I could get a refund on the phone and get out of the service plan. I was a Nextel subscribe for years and the reception I got in my home was acceptable at best but great compared to Verizon.