T-mobile in locust point has issues. Myself and others with T-Mobile had zero reception while others in our party who had Verizon had full reception.

T-Mobile service on the UMBC campus is pretty good. Get full service almost everywhere outdoors, full service in my dorm, but the signal can decrease rapidly once entering buildings. In classrooms, sometimes 0-1 bars. I think most all carriers have this problem. The big problem with T-Mobile around UMBC is that the tower seems to be overloaded. Frequently, I receive an "all circuits are busy" message or a "BEEP - your call cannot be completed as dialed." The numbers I dial are definitely correct. Seems to be an overload problem. On certain days can happen to as many as 25-40% of my calls.. can be inconvenient and annoying. However, signal level is good on campus and calls are clear.

Verizon is the best wireless company. I've had no dropped calls.

Very good coverage throughout the area. It's actually difficult to find dead zones. Calls very rarely drop.

Very frustrating. The reception is always very bad. More often than not, my callers just can't hear me.

There's a new antenna that recently went up on top of the strip shopping center on Edmonson Ave and North Bend Rd (Today's Pizza, Dollar store, etc). It's not Sprint, or it hasn't been turned on yet, as I've noticed zero difference in reception. Ditto for Cingular; that's what my wife uses. I drove around back to see if I could find any signs or other indication as to the carrier -- nothing. Also checked with a couple of the tenants and they had no clue whatsover. Curious as to how one can find out which carrier(s) are / will be using this site... any ideas out there?

Rodgers Forge; very poor reception, many dropped calls from inside my house. So-so performance in front and back yards. But service was equally bad with Sprint and Verizon, so I suspect it has more to do with lack of towers.

Good service here. Only have problems if I go into the basement.

Baltimore coverage has been good. Also works in the tunnels. A couple of drop out zones on my drive south to Annapolis though.

The area defined by Hamilton Ave, Northern Parkway, Belair Rd and Harford Rd has dreadful signal, though outside of this area signal rapidly improves. My commute home brings me up Harford Rd, and when I pass Lake Montebello, I have 4 bars, but if I'm on the phone, by the time I hit Hamilton Main Street, my call has dropped.

my friends have fancy phones and none of them get service in my basement apartment that happens to be in the bottom of a large natural valley known as cross county. my phone cost me fifty dollars with out a contract and I get service everywhere. but I pay.15 cents a minute. virgin mobile is nice.

I am located on the second floor of an apartment and T-Mobile reception in this area is very good. I get full bars all the time. I am very pleased with T-Mobile and find that the service is good in all areas. I awitched from Cingular and I am very glad that I did. I would reccomend T-Mobile to anyone who wants reliable cell phone service. I have 4 phones and I switch back an fourth and all my phones get great reception! T-Mobile ROCKS!

Very good reception at home. Usually get full bars! Rarely had any dropped calls at home. The only thing about T-Mobile is that the signal inside big buildings could be horrible. I work at Johns Hopkins Medical school. Getting quite good signals on spots near windows. While don't get any signal inside elevators and deep inside buildings.

I have great reception with this phone and carrier. I used to own the Motorola MPX 220 and it had a difficult time holding reception inside my apartment. I've noticed that other people in this area are having a difficult time with reception. The culprit in this area is the terrain. It's a very hilly environment and that makes it worse for cells to maintain a good connection. My L7 can hold 3 bars of service inside my house, but that's if I don't move around a lot. However, I've never known another phone or service that could hold a reception inside my place like this phone. My roomate has a Motorola Razr with Verizon and he absolutely hates his service inside and outside our place. Needless to say, I'll be sticking with my phone and carrier as long as I live here.

Outdoors somehow sometimes acceptable. Indoors no reception. Complained several times to t-mobile, switched tower, etc. didn't help. Will have to switch carrier.

I used to have Verizon and always had at least four bars anywhere on the East Baltimore campus. I made the awful mistake of switching to Cingular at the recommendation of a friend, and have had numerous dropped calls and very poor reception all over Baltimore since then, but it's especially bad when I'm in the hospital. Also get very poor reception at the Hopkins Bayview campus. Am counting down the days till I make the switch back to Verizon.

Cingular always drops my calls near Exit 22 on the Baltimore beltway. Even with cell towers nearby and with a "strong signal" the calls will drop and I can't place a new call until I leave that area. Sometimes, after the call is dropped, I'll be able to redial. Happens all the time. It is surprizing how many dead zones Cingular has on the Baltimore beltway - it's hard to find a more significant road in the area. Take that as a warning to you - avoid Cingular!

No reception indoors. Limited reception outside (1-2 bars). Calls drop often. Phone rings only about 1 / 3 of the time when there are incoming calls -- voice mail notification will occur suddenly and mysteriously. Sprint advised to "turn the phone off and on every 24 hours". Doing so does not improve service.

Horrible Service Around campus. No service in any buildings.

Reception is Ok at best near the classroom areas. INside the commons, absolutely no service. Around campus decent service but I tend to get my messages late.. Sometimes hours late. Pretty Lame