It's acrap shoot weather or not I can get a call off at all or the signal is so poor I can't hear on the call at all. Most of the time I have to stand on my 2nd floor balcony just to make a call. I never had this issue with Sprint.

I work at Lowry. We put in a $25 paste on passave repeater antenna in our first floor window. IT WORKS! Now I get 4 bars. Before I got 1. Still, why should I have to do this? They could have put a tower near the old Quebec and 6th Ave entrance. Due to the hill there, you loose signals. At the top of that hill, just after the new houses, is a perfect spot for campus wide coverage. We will put in more of these stick on antennas in other windows to be able to use our phones. Everyone is on different carriers. Same problems. But our patch helps.

The iphone will only make and take calls in the house when the 3G is turned off. It is super frustrating since our Verizon phones have worked great here for 7 years.

Need improvements throughout Denver, very spotty. DC calls cut off most of the time and many missed calls.

I'm friends with a Senior Engineer with AT&T and even he cannot do anything to help, though he's spent hours chasing this down. His best suggestion is to either move or go with someone else. I can't even use my phone at home anymore - it seems to have gotten worse - so am switching, as he suggested.

Horrible service in this area. Garble and dropped calls between the two listed intersections. The coverage is poor from Washington to Colorado Blvd. on 120th ave. Ironically there is an AT&T store on 120th Ave at washington. The store had replaced the sim card(said the cards wear out) No change. Still Sux... . Hard to find a good cell carrier. My neighbor has Verizon, likes the coverage, but says there is a 12-18 hour delay in receiving voicemail...

Rated "Poor" until the call is answered, then DROPS to "0"(No Reception). Can You Hear Me Now ??! What a Joke! Obviously Sales and Service Depts. don't talk to each other. Maybe they use Verizon!? Talking to a "Service Rep." doesn't help either. They all hem and haw and have 47 reasons / excuses as to why there's not an adequate Signal. It all comes down to the same thing ~ they Don't Care ! They have you locked into a Contract for two(2) years and if you don't like it, tough on you, just send the money. Take a look at the Tower Map. Is there any wonder why we can't get a Signal?? And, as long as they have our money, why should they spend it on such mundane things as "Service" Towers? "Can you hear me now". The State of the Art ~ It Ain't! I wonder if the CIA gets the same quality service at the Federal Center or does something else apply?? Nice "Hearing" From You!

More than 50% of dropped calls, or calls of very poor quality. Seems to work better on weekends than during the day (??)

I HATE Verizon--HATE IT. I cannot use my phone in the entire neighborhood! I am desperate to find a service that works. DON'T USE VERIZON!

one like 1 bar on my phone and all my other Verizon cell phones in my house hold.

On W. Alameda Pkwy. between Green Mountain and Bear Creek Blvd. the dropped call and no service situation has gone from bad to worse with Qwest phones. If you have a teenager who goes to Green Mountain High School, don't place any bets that if there's an emergency they'll be able to call you -- Verizon seems to be fine up there --

We recentely moved to 92nd and washington st ( Lamberson Lake) Behind safeway, and we have very bad receptions, it's cutting out all the time and not able to make conversation at all, and called tech support and not able to help out, they said it is a known issue in that area and they have no plan to improve it. Land line is the best solution at this point if you live in that area.

Have great reception in area that I travel around Lakaewool. Even at The Mills at West Colfax Ave and Indiana Ave. Great reception and no drop call at Wadswort and Kipling. The best service in this area. Some family members use AT&T and drop call all the time

I had been using Sprint for aprox 1.5 yrs with no problems. I bought a house in Green Valley Ranch. Since then I get lots of dropped calls in my house and in this neighborhood. I can be sitting on my couch and go from no service to 3 bars - even to roaming WITHOUT EVER MOVING. I am definitely ending my service this month when it expires and probably switching to T Mobile.

When going west from W. Mississippi on W. Alameda Pkwy. all calls are dropped. I can resume making calls somewhere near W. Alameda Pkwy. and W. Jewell Ave. So, for a mile to a mile and a half there is no reception. It can all be blamed on Qwest though. I once had Nextel service using a Motorola 88i phone and the same thing occured. So, It behooves all cell service carriers to provide more towers to compensate for the physical hill, i.e., Green Mountain.

i have tried T-Mobile it wasn't so good. And srint is nothing compared to ATT. ATT is the best

Terrible service in the Green Mountain area, horrible customer service. Refused to credit when a lost phone was "found" by someone other than our family and about $100 worth of music was download (After we'd reported it lost and asked them to cut off service)

Terrible reception. Have lived in the area for almost 10 years and have enjoyed good reception with Nextel and decent reception with AT&T. Made the mistake of switching to Verizon. Unless I am standing on a certain corner of my YARD, I can't even pick up messages. Have called numerous times and cannot get any assistance for the matter. In the surrounding blocks I can get some reception, usually one block is good, then the next one is bad. Normally have to drive about 1 mile before I can get a quality signal. If you live in the NE Denver area (Green Valley Ranch), do not get Verizon... .

My apartment is right next to a power switching station which is the reason Verizon gave me for my poor reception. I have to stand next to the window to get any signal and the call is dropped 9 out of 10 times. Reception elsewhere is fairly decent. While I know reception is dependent on a host of factors, many of the comments I've read on this site seem to indicate that overall, Denver has a hugh amount of dead spots. Is the problem geographic? I doubt it. Why can't cell phone service be more reliable? The way we do it in the United Statesm, cell phones are still a novelty instead of a reliable communications device.

Calls will connect but very poor sound quality. In and Out basically.