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Calls often dropped, often incoming calls go straight to voicemail. Cingular customer service says that this is an area where I should get "good" reception and indicated that they will be updating their California network. Obviously I did not make it clear that I am having "dropped calls" and that I live in "Colorado." I get great service around CSU and old town, but that's about it in Fort Collins.

In most of Fort Collins my reception is good (4 to 5 bars), but on the north end of town there are lots of drop outs, static, two bars at best.

Haveing a terrible time lately. Get Spotty reception in my house which is right next to the drive in movie theatre. Have called cinglar several times. They seem unwilling to belive that I'm not getting good service. I get 10 dropped calls a week and constant cutting in and out. Often times people will call me and my phone will not even ring--calls go straight to voice mail. Very Frustrating! Very unhelpful customer service. I most likely will change to Verizon. Some of my freind have that service and get calls at my house just fine.

Although my phone shows 3 to 4 bars, GSM reception is of very poor quality in this area. Calls are full of static, there is a voice delay between callers so you have to wait before responding so you do not talk over the person you are trying to have a conversation with. Overall recetion and quality is marginal at best--does anyone have any suggestions?

Very inconsistent. I have to call people back several times if I'm on my cell. Almost useless to call from my home. My wife, son, and daughter (each using different models) experience the same poor quality. Complained and they tell me that once the merger with Cingular takes place it *MIGHT* get better.

AT&T so far is best is this area. My phone was the only one out of 5 that pulled service on top of long's peak. Overall has better service than sprint, verizon, and t-mobile. I have also been able to make calls while in the Roosevelt National Forest (pingree park area) while elk hunting!!

Usually pretty fair reception,but can be real spotty at times. Dropped calls, missed incoming calls and my own voice reoeating on my phone!.

No reception in apartment. Even stepping outside to the parking lot only gains 0-1 bars. Zero reception west of Overland Trail. Coworkers with T Mobile get usable signal whereas I can't use my phone at all. Good reception in the Foothills Mall where Verizon gets no signal. In my opinion, T Mobile has the best overall reception in FTC.

I just switched from Verizon to Sprint. I've missed more calls in the last 24 hours than I've missed in the last year. (I know I missed them because I am getting voicemails without a missed call notification.) I live in English Ranch, just north of Front Range Village. Sprint offers the Airave (look it up for more info), which will solve the problem at home, but now I'm concerned about other areas. I am an electrical contractor, and missed calls = lost business. Time will tell, but the problem is that I'm not sure I can afford to wait and see.

Random "dead" zones around town. Dependably dropped calls on Taft Hill between FtC and Loveland and just south of Horsetooth on Timberline. Terribly unimpressed and am shopping for a new phone (or service?). Previous phone and service was pre-paid from T-Mobile and never had trouble or bad coverage with that darn it!