1 bar, if I'm lucky. Constant dropped calls. Calls that manage to make it through sound like the caller is under water. The phone I have is the top of the line model. Wife's phone, parent's phone, brother in law's phone, all Verizon -- all 1-2 bars MAXIMUM. My neighbor's AT&T phone 3-4 bars. Verizon refused to acknowledge that there are service issues in my area since their map clearly shows coverage.

I have T-Mobile and I love it I have had Cingular for 6 years and switched to sprint, but then didn't like thier service. Now I'm trying T-Mobile and I got to say it is the best company I ever used.

Lots of Trees don't help, but the SPRINT Store is 1 mile away so you would expect better

Used two Motorolas and one Sony-Ericsson in this area for about four years, and the reception has always been good. All three phones work well in Europe too -- a plus because we can slip a European Simm chip in the phones and don't pay a fortune for calls.

Absolutely terrible service, which is especially bad considering there's a Verizon dealer down on Main St. A new phone did not help at all. Constant dropped calls and random signal losses are the norm.

Go between one bar to no service. Calls get dropped frequently

Nextel is the worst service I've ever had. Multiple dropped calls, dead spots, and a joke to try and conduct business calls on this network anywhere in the US.

Perfect, I have no problems with Verizon, none at all.

No reception at all

Little or no reception at all around this part of Wheaton. I do not have landline and have to get in my car and drive to another town until I can get a signal.