My apartment is about 300 feet from a cell tower which has 4 carriers on it. I receive one bar on my cellphone. Also, the same along Briar Forest and Memorial. My friend's Verizon phone has full bars.

T-mobile service has been horrible. People calling my phone have gotten not in service messages non stop! I've called at least 4 times over the last six months with no resolution. I even swithched phones.

Ever since Sprint acquired Nextel I have more dropped calls than not. I signed a two year contract with Nextel based on a higher quality of service in the Heights. Now, Sprint will not let me out of the contract. Where is the FCC when we need them?

This comment is for 3G reception (broadband card for laptop). Half the time it works okay; the other half it switches to the much slower EDGE network. If I drive to Longenbaugh and 6, though, the reception is great.

Good reception all the time {:) My brother has Nextel he only get 2 bars Loser!

poor reception transfered from out of market service was better with a out of state area code i also transfered a Nokia d311 pc card modem same thing bad service indoors a nd frequent no service

I continually get dropped calls within my house so I switched to a Blackberry on Cingular. Now I get reception but the Blackberry is terrible, very bad static, everyone complains. I want Sprint to fix this problem!

Signal will vary from non-existant to 5 bars without reason. Many times it will ring through to voice mail without any indication of an incomming call. There are two towers nearby, it's like the transmitter is going off and on. Most days its impossible to make a business call. Today, however I had a great connection for over 90 minutes 2PM-3:30PM 7 / 7 / 2006 Data card acts the same.

Have used a Cingular phone in this area for sometime, no dropped coverage

I have not had any coverage problems with cell phnes in this area, Indoor or out. I get 4 bars of signal strenght in this area exactly as the T-Mobile coverage map says I should and have not had any problems