This area only gets maybe (1) bar of service. Cricket customer service is totally retarded. They dont even know theres a problem even when you tell them.

Barely ever do we get reception, have to play a game of finding the two locations that maybe work in the house, turning the phone off then on, and hope that a call or text will go through eventually. It is very frustrating.

Calls are sometimes dropped (~1 / 20), but they are often fuzzy. Better over in downtown Golden.

Only a couple of places in house where calls are doable. Thinking of getting a repeater.

Never able to complete a call from inside, sometimes can from outside.

Good call quality outside, and can maintain a connection about 80% of the time inside. Not bad considering the coverage map shows this a a no service area.

Previously, my Nokia and Motorola phones had zero reception at my house. Last year my wife got an HTC tilt and I got a HTC 8525. these phones are GSM. all of a sudden we started to get reception at the house. the Tilt in particular gets good reception, the 8525 - sometimes it drops out. either there is a new tower, or the HTC antennas are very good. I think it is the quality of the HTC phones that make a difference.

I've suddenly started getting coverage at my house (previously zero bars). T-Mobile must have put a new tower up. Finally.

I just "upgraded" from my old combo analog / digital. Now I've lost what service I used to have on the old phone. I can't even make a call at this hot spot and Verizon wouldn't let me reactivate the old phone that got signal. Pissed!

I used to have a lowend Nokia before the iPhone. Many times it showed No Service, and when it did work, it was around 3 or 4 bars. The iPhone wasn't much better. However I bought a Wi-Ex YX510 booster for the house. Most of the time it's 5 bars and clear as a bell, but sometimes at random, it drops to No Service. So the booster helps when there's signal to boost, but sometimes AT&T just goes dead it seems. The only solution to all these problems is to lobby Congress in mass. They're more afraid of not getting re-elected than they are about losing the carrier lobby bribes. As always YMMV...

very poor to no reception in Genesee

Location: Table Rock addition on North side of North Table Rock Mtn. Signal for "0" to 4 bars and changes quickly. If my phone on my desk, I see 3 bars, lift it to talk and will probably be disconected. There has to be a better solution than purchasing a $500 "repeater" for our house in order to use our cell phones.

Absolutely no coverage after entering Hwy46 / Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Service comes back to life at the end of 46 where it intersects with 119 but service ONLY works if you stop off of the pulloff at the top. Service is spotty at best. I have had success pulling 1 bar of analog roam service in the Dory Lakes area; running a check on the SID (carrier ID#) shows a very peculiarly named provider that I've never heard of. Does anyone know if there is service besides satphone that works up here, or a way to make it work?

Outside, I'm bouncing off towers like a ping pong ball. Calls love to "skip" and sometimes drop. Inside, I'm lucky to get enough signal for 10 seconds for a text message to go through. Colorado Mills mall sucks too -- unless you're in front of one of the Cingular stores. Bums put mini towers up above the stores so that they can sell their crap service. You go 50 yards down the corridor from the store and get nothing. Golden tower coverage has sucked for pretty much every provider for the past 10 years, Sprint and T-Mobile are finally pulling their heads out of the sand and putting up towers... for now.

Reception dies on the 2nd mile up Golden Gate Canyon Rd. and continues to 119 and past the Dory Lakes housing areas. Sprint / Nextel, Cingular, and TMobile all produce similar results.

Don't count on cell service in Gilpin County, Colorado. Cingular / ATT is removing a tower during 2007 that serves digital / analog phones and the current digital towers don't reach most of the area. Cingular says there will be no replacement tower now or in the future. If you had service with ATT before it merged with Cingular, you are being charged about $5.00 more a month to cover the cost of removal of the very tower which has been providing your ability to currently use your service. Don't look to Qwest / Sprint / Verizon for service, it isn't there and they are sharing towers.

Nextel / Sprint has no reception in this area. We recently moved up here and had to shut our two phones down, paying one early termination contract fee of $200. Then on top of that, they are making us pay the full cost of the prior month, since we checked our voice mail one time when we had service in Denver. So we are going to pay the $200 fee, then have to pay for the whole month of December (even though we only used the phone once to check messages early in the billing period), so we'll owe them $320 in January for phones we haven't used in two months to get shut down. We have been Nextel customers for 4 years and I've always had problems with their customer support when I call. Do not become a Nextel / Sprint customer. Ever since Sprint bought Nextel, service has been bad all around. And way too expensive!

I used to get 3 bars in town, for the last week or so, I can only get 1-2 bars. When I plug into a omni-directional car antenna, I only get 4, but phone will not make calls. I used to get 5 and have perfect reception. I think there is a tower out. I used to be the only one in the house who could get reception in the basement, now I get no reception.

Calls drop both east and westbound between mile marker 250 and 254 on I-70 Also at Morrison exit 259

Was 2-3 bars. recently geet 4-5 bars.