phone reception is very poor. no bars

Usually have a bar or two, but can't make a call inside without dropping

I recently moved to West Chester, and I get barely any bars, I've called Verizon they say it's due to lack of towers and that they been trying to put a tower in, however, the administrator of west Chester wont allow it because the way it looks! I'm going to try and email them and see if I can get a tower put in

Have to stand near a window to get reception. Calls drop frequently when moving around the area. T-Mobile - please fix !

1 bar (if that). Really bad in this area. Hopefully new tower will come soon?

the amount of droped calls between 11 phones per day is on average of 4 per phone also there is little if no signal in alot of chester and delware counties. With about 20 or so towers the service by Nextel is getting worse by the day. They suck

Verizon coverage in my community is weak. I always lose a call on my way home from work as soon as I enter the community. Once in my house, I have to standing near a window to maybe get one bar of service.

Just a quarter of a mile south of Boot Rd. and Route 100 my signal drops to nothing for Sprint.

I have T-Mobile, and am disgusted by the fact that it absolutely has no reception where I live. I am lucky if I have one bar. I have called T-Mobile and was basically told that they can create a service request, but no guarantees that it will be fixed, or even looked at within this month ! Since this is a business phone, I am missing important calls at home and am forced to change my cellphone voicemail to redirect calls to my home number ! Cingular works fine in this area... T-Mobile is the problem :(

Complete reception drop once inside my development. It's as if there were a jammer at the stop sign. No signal inside house unless in the loft where 1 bar shows up periodically. I called T-Mobile about it two years ago and they said they were putting in new towers, which is why I came to this site - to see if this were true. Nothing has changed. I hope the carriers read this and see the deadzone of coverage and an opportunity for their competitors!