Qwest is really a Sprint service and I lose calls whenever I get close to my house. In addition, I get dropped calls using Qwest in quite a number of places around Highlands Ranch.

Dead Spot that Cingular does nothing about

Excellent voice quality. Get 140 kbit / sec consistantly using EDGE to access Internet

verizon used to get no reception in the valley. Now I get 2-4 bars at my house and around the valley. they must have put up a tower here. Yip Hee!

Have not had many dropped calls except inside my house. But family members in Castle Rock are always having trouble with dropped calls.

cingular has the worst reception i've ever experienced with any cell phone carrier... not only am I dealing with poor reception several of my clients say they receive a message that says my phone has been disconnected... with all the choices out there for cell service, Cingular is the worst along with poor customer service.

Only have one or two bars of reception. Many times, depending which way I am facing there is no reception. This is the very central part of the higher priced homes in Greenwood Village and Verizon is like having two tin cans on a string.

Wanted the Family Share plan for the mobil-to-mobil advantage but can't use it because cell calls are constantly dropping out. Performance at this location is horrible!

It isn't a full signal but it might as well be because the reception is perfect for me.

I travel a lot in and out of the U.S. In every country I have visited I have never lost reception, only in the middle of the ocean. This is great for a travler like me. Even in my basement I get 4-5 Bars. With Verizon I never had any inside and maybe 1-2 outside.

I changed from Verizon and Motorola to T-Mobile and Samsung because T-Mobile had the "talk or walk" deal. After finding that the coverage was no better at my house on Bowels at Ames I took the phone back only to be told "you bought the phone a week after the talk or walk was over". The salesman knew I was trying it due to the guarantee and did not tell me the deal was gone. I've had AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile and my neighbors have Qwest. Nothing works here. They all lie about their coverage. I've been told that if they cover any part of a zip code they consider it ok to say the zip is covered. Definately not true in my case. I also gave up a good Motorla phone to try a cheaper Samsung. Big mistake.

Signal strength varies from 1 bar to 3 bars and lots of dropped calls in North Ranch.

I always get dropped from calls between these areas. Drives me mad.

In the heart of Denver, I get little or no signal. What gives???

behind the hogback off of c_470 T-Mobile works well at my house and all street locations within the valley.

This was a phone I had with AT&T (now Cingular)... I've had it for many years and have enjoyed reception almost EVERYWHERE... even on top of the mountain at the Copper Mountain Ski Area. Lately, I experience 4 to 6 "dead zones" between home (in SW Denver) and where I work (downtown). It's definitely time for a change!

Cingular / AT&T is NOT good for HR

From University and Orchard to Orchard and Holly I get NO reception. Further, I received a voice mail again after deleting it a month and a half ago. The GSM for national service was a huge disappointment on a trip to the west including east of San Diego and in the newer area south of Phoenix area. Had to borrow a strangers Verizon phone in the new Phoenix area to make contact.

Shows reception, connects call but drops suddenly without exception. This is true east of Pierce and along Ken Caryl to Platte Canyon and Mineral.

I have had my Sprint PCS cellphone since 2002. The reception is always good, no dropped calls. No problems whatsoever.