Even having wi fi doesn't help with the nearly no service I get at my home. Come on T mobile do you think you could put up a tower in Greeley, I see numerous towers in Ft Collins. I have had T mobile for ever but with the move three years ago I am miserable with the NO service.

I'm in the computer service business, and in North Greeley (Basements) no service, Highland Hills no service in basement, but 2 Verizon phone (not smartphone-PDA) work good in the same room. No service in a metal building on East 8th Street. Does the 650 have poorer range that other phones?

Qwest has a HUGE hole in cell service in Greeley - from 47th to 35th Ave between 10th and 20th Streets. I have to drive for blocks to make a call. Can't wait for my contract to be up in July!

I travel between Lakewood, CO and Greeley, CO and Spokane WA, I don't think I have ever seen it without reception... oh in WA I did, but it was in the very back hills of Valley, WA

At times I get Great Service and other times I will have only 1 or 2 bars of service but only for a couple mins in few times in a month. So it is pretty good.

Verizon is generally good in Greeley with the exception of the area around Garnsey and Wheeler on the south side of town and also very weak in the Walmart Store on the north side of town near 10th St.and 47th Ave.

I've had AT&T for 5-6 years, and before the Cingular merger dropped maybe 10 calls that entire time. Coverage was great. Now I drop 10 calls a day. Cingular claims they didn't cut service here, but I can't believe the coverage going from perfect to bad just as Cingular took over was a coincidence. Who to try next? Verizon is just as bad here. Maybe Sprint based on the comments above.

Great company, but they need to add a tower to the west side of greeley. If it was not for the $39 1000 minute plan, I would have left them a long time ago due to the lack of service at home!

Reception has determinate over the last 18 months (wasn’t great to start with). Suspect it’s due to more construction on the hill between here and the tower on 35th Ave to the east. Reception is better on the 2nd floor and on the east side of the house. Calls drop quickly on ground floor or even outside. Incoming calls often go straight to VM. A local Verizon store manager who happens to live in this neighborhood hasn't had any luck getting reception testing done, guess that's just for the TV ads.