Excellent on the road or in the house.

reception is ok outside but virtually no reception inside.

Very difficult to make calls from home

Have little or no reception inside the home. Gets moderatly better when outside, but only on the side of the building the cell towr is on (and you can see the tower two miles away). Draps and 1 bar only anywhere within a mile west, north and south of home.

great service, used to have AT&T but it was terrible. TMobile is great around here

Live on the fifth floor, reception with my Sony Ericsson Z520a from Cingular has a full 5 bars. No problems

I was with Sprint for 3 years and I finally switched to Verizon. What a difference! No more dropped calls, calls going straight to vail, no more getting my vmail the next day or possibly even a week later, people can hear me clearly without having to shout and the coverage area is much better. I was in the mountain town of Silverthorne, Co for 4 days during Thanksgiving and my Verizon phone never died even though it was on all the time and being used moderately. With Sprint my fully charged phone would be nearly dead in 1 day because it was constantly roaming and searching for a signal. This was without any use as well. Verizon > Sprint

Reception is horrible in a couple block radius in the Devner Highlands. And Verizon says they cant find anything wrong in that area. Come check out how many calls I drop.

Cingular is phasing out TDMA and is leaving customers like me--who a reluctant to upgrade and lock into another 2 years of service--on an island. These folks are pretty awful to deal with...

I have called Verizon Wireless dozens of times about the poor reception here, and even offerred to put a tower on my Richmond home--not only to improve it's curb appeal--but never get help. they always suggest *228 but that never helps. Lowry to Stapleton on Quebec is a cel service nightmare. I've tried multiple phones--which means extending service with Verizon--to no avail.

Called Sprint PCS about no signal in the apartment outside of the apartment, in the parking lot. Yes, they agreed their is a problem. I was told the towers are "exhausted". I asked what that meant. They didn't know. That is just what "it" said. They need to perform troubleshooting (they said), but didn't know when that would happen. They would gladly cancel my phone service without a penalty if I wanted.

It's a miracle I can get any calls anywhere on campus. Inside or outside. I constantly loose calls and have torun around outside to find a signal. When I call my own phone more then 50% of the time it says that I dailed the number wrong instead of ringing or going to my voicemail. It is aweful. They absolutely need another tower around the area.

Part of this area is a complete dead zone, while the other suffers from constant dropped calls.

Great reception in this area of town... gets a little fuzzy going on morrison road toward the mountains, but overall i'm very satisfied

Maybe it's our cheap Motorola v180's. My partner and I have experienced horrible service with Cingular in Denver and Salt Lake City since "upgrading" to the v180's last December. We started experiencing poor service in Utah last year when Cingular acquired AT&T. At that time, a Cingular salesman talked us into ditching our perfectly good TDMA phones for the new v180 CDMA sets that supposedly would solve all our problems. Since then, ever-worsening service has frequently had us on the verge of walking into the closest Cingular outlet and smashing our phones to smitherines on the floor in a show of abject frustration and rage. Dropped calls. Failed calls. Calls that are "received" but never ring before going to voice mail. Unintelligible garble and static. Incoming and outgoing calls that are answered but one party can't hear the other. This sadly has become the norm. It's time to smash phones or get off the pot.

My calls always drop on T-Mobile from 17th Ave. all the way to 23rd on Monaco.

Verizon was great in Boston - but out here I get a ton of dropped calls in my apartment in Lakewood and every time I drive to or from work in Denver West (by Colorado Mills Mall). Not recommended.

I moved here about a year ago. Receptions was good. My roommate has Verizon, and can only stand in one spot in our house to get re ception. Over the past year, it has gotten so much better on my Sprint PCS phone. I think you would be stupid not to go with Sprint now in most of the Denver area. They used to be so bad here and Verizon used to be great, I get all over Denver and have had 1 dropped call.

Amherst Subdivision. This subdivision has been around prior to 1994! I moved here in 1998 with excellent reception. Then... about 2 years ago the reception dropped to: poor-none!?!?? Not the phones. All T-Mobile phones that have been in my house (and there have been several) experience this problem. Should also mention that poor reception begins when heading east at Dillon and Sheridan near the broadlands. And!... Hwy. 287 from broomfield all the way to Longmont sucks as well.

Bad Reception in area. Almost no signal. I hope they will put another tower in Stapleton or Lowry soon.