Nextel provides the best coverage ad service in my house 1 / 2 a block behind the library in Eagle. no other service work here.

Very spotty through there. Drops are frequent. In the town of Eagle, reception is 'inconsistant. Sometimes it works, most of the time it doesn't. Not happy with coverage throughout ADA and Canyon Counties. Looking for another carrier. Any opinions? reccomendations?

I have 60% of all calls drop off in Eagle, Idaho area.

Coverage sucks in Eagle. I have to sit in a certain spot on the south side of my house and if I move either direction a foot, I lose signal. Also, if you drive north on Eagle Road, a mile north of Beacon Light Road, there is no signal. And there is no signal north of Shadow Valley Golf Course on Hwy. 55. When I go rafting up the Payette, I have to borrow a Verizon or AT&T phone because there is no coverage around Cougar Mountain Lodge. Plus, T-Mobile's customer service is the worst. Once my contract expires, or before, I'm jumping ship to another carrier.

From our home in Eagle tons of lost calls, voice mail picks up caller without phone even ringing some times, and lost messages. Terrible reception. Called Verizon said Eagle was a bad place for all cell phone but a $200 purchase from them of some type of relay box may do the trick. Daughter has Sprint and they have no problem when they visit.

Well, I've tried them all.. I started with my Blackberry from Verizon. I had to go outside to make a call - I even purchased their Wi-Fi tower... junk... My son had a blackberry from T-Mobile that seemed to work moderately well, and because of the wi-fi calling, he got along fine. I changed from No-rizon to a Sprint Evo 4G. Loved the service, hated the phone... They told me it was their best antennae and switching to a lesser phone could dramatically impact my service. Then I had a bright idea - a bad, but bright idea. I decided that we should switch to a family plan with At&T because they had the new HTC Inspire. I love the phone, but the service is horrible - worse than Verizon. Three phones later - still bad! So Sprint or T-mobile... Sprint phones suck - T-Mobile service? hmmmm... ..

Signal spotty at best, hovering between 0-3 bars out of 5. Eagle, ID is an affluent suburb of Boise, ID, and has many individuals and independent business owners who like the iPhone, but cannot use it in town. AT&T coverage maps on their website show "Best" service; this is not the case.

Making a call is problamatic (most of time it doesn't go through). No real obstruction through here, so I'm not sure WHY it won't work (on a major hwy too!).

The area around the Banbury Golf Course is a dead zone. Probably because of the bench just to the south of here. Not sure why but no one seems to have towers in the Eagle area. Wish I knew who has the best reception here of all the cell companies.

This LG is my wife's phone and it gets almost no service here. My phone s a Audoivox CDM 8900 and it gets maybe 1 bar with very bad reception. We both are on Verizon so there must be no tower to serve the Eagle, Idaho area at least near the Banbury Golf course near the river. We are trying to decide who's service to switch to.

We have terrible coverage with our T-Mobile service in Eagle. We have (had) two different models of phone and neither receives more than one or two bars on any given day. We travel frequently and it works perfect everywhere else excecpt Eagle. Side-effect is that the phones consume so much battery looking for a signal that it is always dead. We ended up dropping one line and rarely use the other, NOTE to cell companies... we have discovered you CAN live without a cell phone... and really no reason to have a 2 year contract on a phone with crappy service.

Frequent service problems, dropped calls, static, no service available. Advised to purchase new phones, and switch to GSM service. Later advised I live in a "geographically challenged" dead zone (right smack in the middle of Boise, Idaho). Would not recommend this service to anyone.

A pathetic investment. An expensive lesson. Advised I live in a "geographically challenged" dead zone. Offered no alternatives whatsoever. Would not recommend this service to anyone.