i get good signal ;) in indianapolis they rock ilove verizon!

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.

I never used to have reception problems within my office building or outside until AT&T merged with Cingular. Since then, both me and my wife (who has a newer model Motorola) basically cannot use our phones anywhere in indianapolis due to the horrible reception. Cingular tech support suggested I needed to buy a new phone and maybe the speakers on my handset were to blame. These dont seem like reasonable solutions to me so I'm probably going to drop Cingular.

Always get good reception in my apartment and the surrounding areas..the only place that I have had a problem so far is in the basement areas of buildings

Works great, hardly / if ever have any problems customer care is awesome if you have any problems. I would never switch carriers.

Haven't had a problem with my Sprint PCS in Fountain Square. Decent reception. The only dropped calls I've been in on have not been on my end.

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 work in downtown Indy, and live in Greenwood. For the last month or two, I've noticed that as soon as I get past Conseco Fieldhouse on Pennsylvania, my signal just disappears. Often, there are phantom bars when this starts, and when I try to call, I get that high pitched busy signal that tells me I have nada. After that... . "no service". Signal does not return until well after Troy Ave. and Madison at best, and Southport Rd.at worst. As for south of there into Greenwood, very spotty and often just one bar. I have a Nokia phone that I bought about 4 years ago... and have not had any problems till about one or two months ago.

It might be that we are up high (14th floor) of a major condo, but T Mobile coverage has been spotty to poor and customer service from them on coverage and billing issues has been even worse, so we have just left them after 3+ years for Verizon. So far not only are we happier with the phones, but the signals seem rock solid, even up this high. Also find them to be better inside places like Circle Centre and Buca di Bepo, whose main dining room is under a parking structure!

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

Verizon reception is excellent in Indianapolis everywhere I have been: Downtown, Speedway area, Keystone, etc. I also do not lose service anywhere when driving back and forth to Bloomington (which I also have mostly good recepetion in... it gets spottier on the south side of town). I go in to roam at one point while heading to Lafayette on I-65, but for 90% of the drive, I am covered. Service in Lafayette and West Lafaytte are also excellent. I highly recommend Verizon.

Very poor reception on Crittenden Ave. Download Speeds around 0.5 Mbps And upload speeds at 0.2 Mbps.

Living on Crittenden Ave. the cell reception is poor.

It's Ok. It's fine in my house, but building give me trouble. Traveling on expressways is spotty. Patchy service going in between cities.

Switched to T-Mobile from Sprint and have regretted it ever since! T-Mobile is by far the worst reception ever. My calls are dropped all day long, conversation is choppy and broken up even when I have full bars. Cheap service, bad reception, and I'm stuck for 2 more years.

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.

In most areas around Indy, I have perfect signal strength. Around 71st / Allisonville it drops some, but otherwise, no problems. Used phone downtown, in Broad Ripple, Carmel / Fishers, and in Greenfield, no problems.

I go to Butler, and while everyone with Verizon is leaning out of windows to get a signal, and those with Cingular get constant dropped calls, I can be anywhere on campus and have perfect reception. In this part of Indy, and many others Sprint has the others beat

No matter where I go in Indy, I can barely get a signal. Texting is a nightmare and my phone calls always cuts in and out. I never had these problems in other cities!

I never get signal, not in my apartment, nor at school (IUPUI). T-Mobile has recommended every possible solution more than once - phone switch, SIM card switch, service requests... . nothings changed. Too many dropped calls. T mobile apparently has great service in my neighborhood, but my phone doesn't ever catch a signal.