Great AT&T reception on my iPhone 3G. Outdoor is wonderful, indoor is pretty darn good as well. My building is a 100 year old brick building.

My phone works till I reach my house. Once inside it's gone. Even If I go to the second floor it is in and out. My wife has Cingular and it works very well, no problems at all.

I always have service. Even on the Metro Link I have service and 3G service. Every one looses service except Verizon on there.

My phone gets one bar, mostly none, customer service is very rude and do not speak good English. The automated system is very hard to use, especially if you call customer service, which takes forever to reach them, the phone it self is good, but service is just plain awful! There is a price for being "UNLIMITED" I do not recommend getting it, Verizon Wireless, or US Cellular is the king of Maplewood!

On two different phones have one bar or no service. T-mobiles website states should have the best coverage.

Perfect reception always. CWE clear for both phone and internet.

Have never dropped a call anywhere in St. Louis. Live downtown and can even talk while I am in my elevator.

2nd story of a condo - perfect reception all the time

I'm in a building on the basement / ground floor level and get full bars. I'm 2 rooms into the center of the building, so i'm not even near any windows. Yet I easily stream 128kbps music streams to my G1 all day long at work.

Reception has gotten better but it still is not great. Customer service is a joke. I am so glad my contract is almost over.

I have great reception with Verizon almost anywhere in the city but am sick of my stupid treo freezing up.

I lose calls all of the time inside my house in South City. Outside of my house, reception is better but it's annoying to need to stand next to a window or walk outside (esp. in the winter) to get a signal.

I have tried most every cell service in the metro STL area since it was first became available and I have experienced the best coverage with USC. In the three (3) plus years of using their service I have had virtually no dropped calls. While I can not speak highly of the 'free' Motorola phone that I got for a penny, it is still working after 40 months so I guess it isn't all bad. The downside is their excessive add-on charges pushing a $39.95 'family' package, with one additional $9.95 line, to be billed at $77.00 per month. Something is not right!

Can't use cell at home. Dropped calls. Most of the time there is only one red bar. Extremely aggravating.

Says full bar on phone with tmobile, every call gets rejected after dialed. Just happened this week and called Tmobile, no hope... another new sim card will help?

Now I gave US cellular a 5 not because you get perfect signal, because you don't. I gave the ma 5 because even tho I only may have 2 bars, I can always make and receive calls loud and clear. Never dropped a call, never not been able to make a call. So far very decent coverage, could be better but signal everywhere, great competition to the cellular companies who have been here in saint Louis way longer.

I live on the top of a hill and still can not get any signal untill you drive out on either 270, gravois, or lindbergh. and AT&T customer service was terable, never use them.

Verizon doesn't work anywhere "can you hear me now" NO!

I work out in St. Charles drive all of the greater St. Louis area and haven't had a dropped call since I moved to St. Louis (last March). Usually drive 40 / 64 to 170 to 70 or just 70 all the way. My favorite part about my service with U.S. Cellular is that I can use it in the underground garage of my loft building and on the elevator.

I have rarely if ever dropped calls with US cellular. I usually maintain 4 bars or better no matter where i'm at. I can make calls anywhere in my office (where other can't). I get reception anywhere in the St. Louis area and haven't come across any dead spots. I switched from CIngular (now ATT) and had problems everywhere. I couldn't talk in my house and had to be standing by a window in my office to get spotty reception.