good service... I wish we had GSM coverage in fargo... I wish they had the iPhone in Fargo!

I have strong signal during calls in and out of buildings in all areas of Fargo. Internet service on the phone is available almost anywhere as well since I-29 and I-94 runs through Fargo. Been using Sprint for 6+ years now and I have not yet had dropped calls on my end, but I have always had SmartPhones which usually have stronger signals. When I move out of this area, I will be switching to a GSM network

When I talk on the phone with my boyfriend I can't clearly hear the words he's saying making it impossible to have a conversation. He can hear me perfectly, but on my end he cuts out. This doesn't happen when either of us talk to anyone else. I don't know what's going on and it's beginning to frustrate me.

I have had Verizon for 4 years in Fargo and have had outstanding service. Never had a dropped call. When I visited relatives in Fort Ramsey, ND my phone with Verizon was the only cell phone usable in our group of about 10. I have traveled from Bismarck to Minneapolis and have never lost service.

Good reception along I-29 to Grand Forks, and US 2 across to Minot, roaming all the way on 850 band. Roaming uses USA 590 network, formerly Western Wireless, now Alltel, but it's GSM and not CDMA like most of Alltel.

I found after moving into NE Fargo that my reception started dying at 25th and Broadwayand only got worse as I proceeded to 30th Ave. North and 3rd St.(ostensibly a 15-square-block dead spot). So I dumped them... .they lied to me and told me that they had no problems with reception inside city limits, then proceeded to tell me it was my fault because of my choice of phone and where I chose to live... .I could stand in the open air outside and only get 1 bar of reception... verizon may kiss my rosy-red ASS!

I haven't had any problems with my Verizon service in town fargo. however once I get out of town towards glyndon, barnsville and hawley I have a fairly significant drop in service. but otherwise in town calling is a.o.k.

I am a long-time former ATT customer. I've traveled to NDSU repeatedly over the past 18 months. Once the merger with Cingular was complete, my former strong reception dropped to zero. Cingular's solution? Buy a new phone and change rate plans to Cingular - even though they admit they don't have coverage. This is disgraceful