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Awesome coverage, never any dropped calls unless I'm in buildings that make every cell phone lose reception (like the JFSB on the BYU Campus =P).

Outstanding reception all over. I recently switched from Cingular and everybody tells me how much easier I am to talk to now!

I get very good reception throughout the American Fork / Orem / Provo area. I haven't hit any bad pockets yet. The receiption in Springville isn't as high (probably 2-3); but I still was able to use my phone without any problems. My older Nokia phone, however, didn't get a signal at all. My Kyocera Slider phone and Cricket plan does have digital roaming; so there are times that it does indicate that it is in roaming mode. So, when I am in bad pockets, it might be picking up from another company's tower? I've been very happy with my phone and with the wireless service.

Nextel reception is amazing. It works in the canyon, at Sundance you name. However, they charge way too much for service. If you go over your minutes they will charge you at least twice as much as AT&T and Verizon. If you need reception in tough to get places this is your company but if you think the great reception is cheap you are wrong. Overall, great reception, super expensive service.

I never loose a call no matter what phone I am using with Verizon. Customer service is outstanding, I never wait on hold to talk to someone. Unfortunately I have to switch carriers to get more minutes because Verizon is just too expensive to get more minutes.

Great Reception Great Service, although I do have a Sanyo which gets the best reception with Sprint, do have some problems in the basements of campus buildings, which is a problem with any digital based service, but otherwise it's great.

Dropped calls maybe once or twice a month, but reception is good around south of BYU and at BYU. Phone calls are clear and reception is almost always five bars.

T-Mobile has been great for reception. We even live in a basement apartment, and are happy we never have to go outside to talk like some of our friends. Excellent coverage; very rarely are any calls dropped (it's usually the other person's fault).

While I rarely have full "bars" I've never dropped a call at home and I don't have a land line. In fact, I haven't had any problems anywhere in Utah County including Springville where my old AT&T service would vanish completely. At work, in a large steel building, I will experience an occassional drop, but that's to be expected.

I get great reception just south of BYU campus. Most of my roommates and neighbors have to leave the apartment just to have a conversation. I can almost always talk when in my apartment. I get near perfect reception on campus and often have bars in buildings when others don't.