No Reception in house... horrible area... . drop calls... missed calls... or incoming calls don't even make my phone ring... and I end up getting a voicemail sometimes hours later... absolutely horrible.

Only drop calls around Horizon Ridge and Gibson.

ATT / Cingular sucks. Billing is a nightmare. Customer service reps are very nice but unable to help you. I am stuck in nowhere land between ATT and Cingular, no one can access my account without witchcraft. My contract is up in December, but I am turning off all four phones and going to Verizon. It is actually cheaper to pay the monthly bill to Cingular for 5 months and not use the phones than it is to early terminate. Can't get reception on the 215, at work, at home, but I got PERFECT reception on US 95 outside of Beatty, NV--but that is 120 miles away from where I live. Go figure.

I've noticed Verizon has some weird dead spots (zones) within Vegas / Henderson. Every time I'm driving South on 95 my phone cuts out between lake mead and college drive exits. Also Near Railroad pass on the way to boulder city it cuts also. I didn't have this problem with Sprint.

I get calls dropped often. Sometimes I don't get the call and a few hours later I receive a voice mail and I haven't changed locations.

Only drop-off I've experienced in town is near Green Valley Ranch. Reception excellent everywhere else. Previously had AT&T, Sprint, and Nextel. Verizon by far best coverage in LV.

I'm a dedicated Verizon customer having been through so many carriers in Las Vegas that fall well short of the mark. Cingular, AT&T, T-Mobile. No wireless carrier is perfect, but my experience, based on my travel and calling patterns is that Verizon easily offers the best coverage hands down.. Call quality and reliability is based on two things: 1) Strength of carrier's network 2) And a good quality phone. Traditionally, I go tri-mode and recently had the Audiovox 9900 which is a great phone signal-wise. But I wanted more features in a phone so I picked up the LG VX-8000. Amazing reception! Two weeks into this phone and I'm amazed that I have yet to drop any calls in dificult areas. I couldn't be more pleased!

I moved here in June of 2004. At the time I was with T-mobile but switched to Verizon since all my relatives were on the friends and family network. In the last 6 months I have had more than 10 times the number of dropped calls than I ever had since 1996. It does not matter if I am at home near Horizon Ridge and Eastern, down on the strip, or in Summerlin. Within a couple of seconds I can go from having 5 bars on my cell phone to none - and a dropped call. Next June I plan on going back to either T-mobile or maybe Cingular - there is no way I am going to stick with this service at $43 a month. I called Verizon and customer service told me it was because the phone was "all digital" and that they didn't have the digital coverage in all areas. The question with Verizon is not if I will have a dropped call - it is when and how many times in a day.

Bad reception outside / no reception inside. Wife's Verizon works fine.

This whole area of town suffers from nonexistant or poor service.