typically 4-5 bars inside the house. I can consistently get 2-3 bars even in the basement. I do notice that data will sometimes drop from evdo to 1x for almost no reason.

AT&T is amazing! I have had all the other carriers besides T Mobile and they all have been so-so, with Verizon being the best until I came to AT&T. I have only had 1 dropped call and it was when I was breaking the flight rules when taking off on an airplane and it dropped. That's to be expected though! Otherwise, I ride elevators, have been in the tunnels under OSU Medical Center (which are underground, mind you) and have always had reception, which is never choppy or bad quality. It's been great and rates are very competative as well! The 3G outruns the roadrunner lite that my father has and it's great! Get it and you'll love it!

Calls drop almost everytime, or dont get calls at all. On the main road its fine once you enter the neighborhood, 1 to 2 bars and sketchy service.

Generally have a connection. Get some drops in the basement but for the most part, have a connection.

Poor reception outside and often no reception, 2%-5% dropped calls inside, especially with LG V7000, V8000, V8300, and V8700 digital phones. Purchased two Motorola V325i trimodal phones and no dropped calls in two weeks.

Many dropped calls, sometime no siginal at all. service is unreliable.

I have very good service in Westerville, Easton and Polaris areas with Cingular! The only place I have some spotty coverage is on South Hempstead Rd. and Schrock Rd. by the firehouse, as long as I'm not in the firehouse I have no problem making calls here. I had alot of trouble with Verizon in these areas.

Very poor reception with Cingular in Westerville, Polaris and Easton areas. Dropped calls, no bars to one bar. With incoming calls, phone doesn't ring, goes directly to voicemail. Very frustrating.!

I used to get decent reception in my townhome, but it has gotten worse over the last year. Can't get a good signal downstairs and calls frequently drop. The second floor is better, but reception there, too, is becoming spotty. Very frustrating as I do not have a land line. The signal is much stronger a block or two away, but that's not helpful if I'm on calls at home.

As with many other comments in this zip code for Sprint, the closer I get to home, the worse my signal is. Most of the rest of the city seems to be fine, but out here I could definitely not cancel my land line.

I wanted to like Sprint. In many cities I've been very pleased. But, I live in Westerville and in Westerville Sprint is poor using my VI600 phone. Two bars at the house if I am lucky, 1 bar if I am not so lucky. To their credit, this phone hangs in there with 1 bar reasonably well, but it doesn't take much to send it into its little beep-beep-beep search for signal warning. I have Nextel for work and their signal is much better. Maybe with the merger Sprint will finally realize that a lot of us don't live right on the interstate where their signal is pretty good.

Verizon's signal is pretty good throughout town, but starts to fall the closer you get to my house. By the time you are at the front door, there is no signal at all. I have to stand on the back porch with no bars and hope to complete a call - let's give Sprint 14 days to compete and see what happens!

Coverage is pretty good with the exception of 2 grocery stores. Am on the family plan. Talking to family members traveling out of town works great. I talking with someone who was in a subway car in Washington D.C as it was moving. Sometimes I don't even need to enter the area code to reach the Verizon phone out of state, it treats it as a local call.

As soon as you step into Meijer or Giant Eagle you get a bad connection and then it drops the call. Walk a few steps further and there is no service. Has been this way for 3 years now. I noticed other cell phone users (not Verizon) have no problems inside these buildings.

Great reception all over Westerville indoors and outdoors.