Cannot dial out or receive calls

Constantly drop calls anywhere on 135 from Thompson to stop 11. Also in Beech Grove.

Sprint's reception is not that great and the customer service is the worse I have ever seen! They also are real good at tricking you into longer contracts

This has to be the worst area around. I get dropped calls on my porch for crying out loud. I will never buy another Sprint phone. Sprint sucks.

Sprint service is getting worse; every thing is bad about Sprint including the customer service. Sprint is definitely not for this area.

Tmobile reception sucks alltogether but is pitiful in this area!

I have tried a Motorola and a Krycera. Never had this problem with Cingular.

I always have full bars with T-Mobile. Even in the house both upstairs and downstairs. I work in the Duke buildings on 96th and Meridian. It seems as though only T-Mobile subscribers have great reception in these buildings even in the elevator.

Switched from sprint, which had ok service, to T-Mobile which has horrible service. 5-10 dropped calls a day, crappy reception, all occuring in areas where it shouldnt (driving down Broadripple ave, downtown on IUPUI campus). Hate tmobile.

We have 2 differenct phone models, the older of which worked very well until recently, apparently since GSM has become the norm, and yet Cingular refuses to acknowledge or fix the problem. Enormous static everywhere, increasing number of dead zones. Service becoming totally useless, along with customer service as it merges beginning with Cellular One, Bell South, and finally ATT. I am now looking for a reliable provider... or maybe I should look into short wave 2 way radio instead.

Very happy with Cingular. No problems in Pike Township.

Had Verizon and wish I'd stayed. Even in bright green coverage areas, as indicated by their unique personal coverage map, the service is spotty at best. Choppy conversation at best, and frequent dropped calls. Ten more months to endure. Sigh.

I switched to Cingular GSM and a new LG phone. It's a nice phone but my reception is terrible just about everywhere in and out of the city. Only place I get a good signal is at work near the airport. The reception at home is terrible and a real problem since we don't carry land line long distance.

Our company uses Sprint. Dropped calls are the norm. Sprint is the worst. Joke around here is " I got Sprinted" when a call drops. I carry a Nextel, never had a dropped call in the plant.

Reception flucuates quite a bit in my area. Stays between 1 and 2 bars a majority of the time at home. Not very happy with my service at home but good in other locations.

Can't have a conversation longer than 10-20 minutes before the call drops.

Very good reception pretty much everywhere except inside of Methodist Hospital in some spots.

my phone goes in and out of analog in Rockyripple, IN which happens to be where I live. this did not start untill a couple months ago. it gets great coverage everywhere else I travel. my wife has a v120 which does better at home but she too has issues every once in a while. Verizon has replaced my phone three times with no luck. I'm thinking of trying cingular.

T-mobile has the coolest phones by far (for text messaging), but the coverage is poor to bad. No coverage in our house at all (tech support suggested it was because we have mature trees!), and comes and goes for no obvious reason at other locations. Can sit with the phone in one spot and go from zero bars to 5 and back to zero. Very frustrating! Especially when other people have full and reliable service almost all around the city. A cool phone is only good if it works reliably, right? Wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

I cant remember the last time I've had any issue with reception or a dropped call on Verizon... here in my neighborhood or all around Indianapolis and the surrounding areas. I am often the only one among my friends (all T-Mobile users) who has a signal. I just wish Verizon would offer a QWERTY phone so I text message easier!