I've lived in CoMo 3 years and have never thought of switching due to service problems. I have found 1 dead spot on 63 on the bend after Route B / Paris Rd exit, but other than that all is great.

great service all over columiba, espeically in brookside townhomes.

Various Nokia phones and AT and T have been a great combo in SW Columbia, downtown, VA Hosp. Not so much in south MO. Family with different phone brand but AT and T service - not so good.

I have great coverage in Columbia, Jefferson City, Lake of the Ozarks, Osage Beach, and Camdenton to just name a few. I have had Sprint for 6 years and have never had any coverage issues.

Almost always have full signal. Only had one dropped call, and that was in the elevator.

Works great around MU campus.

Within 2 blocks of this area my signal has never fallen bellow 5 bars, never even heard static on the line. Awesome signal area.

Decent reception. However, my friends always get an "unavailable" message when they call me. It's causing me and my roommate, who has the same phone and carrier, a lot of problems. Sometimes friends have to text me to tell me to call them, after calling 4 times and receiving an unavailable message. This will happen when I'm not using the phone or anything! Super annoying. We are switching carriers asap.

Sprint added a tower. Used to have very spotty reception at home - works great now - phone lasts much longer between charges.

Previous post was not due to reception but to phone issue.

Decent reception south of Columbia heading into McBain; spotty coverage on KK by turns heading toward Nifong (not always, but I consider it unreliable at best); Nifong is good coverage, so is Forum all the way north to Stadium.

drops along scott and broadway and occasionally other places

The toshiba works better than the Samsung inside the VA and University hospitals.

Good signal from Texas Ave. on south, kind of spotty north of Texas. The hill gets in the way of the tower at Garth and Bus. 70.

Routinely drops calls, i.e. nearly every one on any of the three different phones with Sprint service. Calls that are not dropped are barely intelligible, can only hear every other word. Often treated as not available to incoming callers. Data msgs like txt msgs and emails seem to work better and more consistently. At this exact location, never one time had a problem in 10 yrs with US Cellular or with AT&T.

When I open my phone to make a call, I may have 5 bars. By the time I hear the other phone ringing, it may drop to 1 or 2. Most calls sound like the comic routine of ordering food at a drive thru. Cingular replaced my first phone, but the problem has never been fixed. Very poor customer service both locally and nationally.

Works great outside, but inside is almost unusable depending on where your are in the hospital.

Cannot get reception. If I do, the call is dropped. I live off Route B and Oakland Church and I cannot find a spot in my home to make a call, not even outside. When I drive to Hallsville there is no reception at all. Terrible serivce.

Live in Brookside townhomes and have little to no reception. If I receive or make a call, its is always dropped in the first minute. Supposed to have service according to T-mobile. Started using HotSpot at home, paid 100 to replace my phone for the WiFi and still rarely works. Phone has trouble connecting, mine and two other roomates included.

Can't even talk on cell in the house unless I stand facing southwest in one corner of one room on the second floor. If I try moving the call will immediately become garbled or dropped. Coverage throughout Columbia is spotty at best--lots of dropped calls--always warn people as soon as I connect that we'll probably get disconnected and that I'm not hanging up on them. Lots of rollover minutes because it is hard having a long conversation with such poor reception. Had the phone replaced but it didn't do any good. As soon as the contract expires so will our coverage by ATT.