have to stand outside on the driveway to get reception. now and again i'll get a call come in but it'll drop after a few minutes. it could be the phone's weak reception as well... i've noticed a slight increase in chances of receiving a call in the last 2 years (been with T-Mobile for 4)

reception is almost nonexistent in my house. we have to go outside and stand in the imddle of the driveway or the road. every once in a while, the phone will work for a minute or two in the house and then cut off.

Calls don't always ring in but when I dial out my phone finds the network. Reception is better upstairs than downstairs, probably due to hills nearby obscuring the signal. The newer phone definitely makes a difference in reception. No signal on much of Old Dominion, very spotty on River Bend, but pretty good on Gtown Pike.

Very bad reception inside of my house. Cingular has the worst reception of all major carrier.

Little to no reception in house (if by front door, MAY get one bar or no bars... . Outside house, reception is fair (two to three bars)... but still have dropped calls.

For all those people that hate Sprint, Reconsider. They were bad, not anymore. They have the largest network, better reception and better technology. Dont buy into the millions of dollars other carriers spend on advertising to make you think they are better. Do your research. Sprint spends it on the network. I have a Sanyo phone. had it for 2 years. I have bettter reception in all areas of DC and N. VA than yes, Verizon. If you want the metro ROAM and get the no roaming plan. Costs peanuts. Those people that have bad reception in the G Falls area, try sprint. 2yr old phone. I offer Verizon customers if they want to use my phone, Funny when they get mad. Do your research, dont take some technology challanged persons opinions. And dont buy the cheap phone. You get what you pay for. Sprint rules.

Nextel's people will install a mini tower on the roof of your home. The service improves slightly and Nextel occasionally works in the back roads of Great Falls. Nextel has also been planning, if they haven't already, to place mini towers along Georgetown Pike as well as a disguised tower at the intersection of Great Falls Park and Old Dominion. Hopefully the service improves soon or else I'll be switching to Verizon.

Great here, no reception in the national park of Great Falls.

Verizon's reception for much of River Bend Rd.is poor when stationary, and nonexistent when driving. It clears up quickly, though, as you approach Georgetown Pike and Walker Rd.from Aaron Chapel. I leave my cellphone near a window at home, and still occasionally find it hasn't rung at all when someone calls me. From what I hear, however, Verizon's service is the only real choice in this area. I haven't tried its wireless data service.

Service is spotty, at best. Go with Verizon if you require service in Great Falls. Cingular craps out after leaving Spring Hill (where Spring Hill and Old Dominion intersect) in any direction.

I live about 1 / 3 mile from the intersection of Georgetown Pike and Old Dominion Rd.(on Nethercliffe Hall Road, across from River Bend Road). Verizon is the ONLY carrier with service here. Once you get moving around Great Falls you can find spots of coverage with the other major carriers - but it isn't reliable. I've tried Cingular, T-Mobile and Nextel - none had a lick of service at my home - and service in the Great Falls vicinity is spotty at best. Verizon's Great Falls coverage is excellent, which is th eonly reason I stay with Verizon. I also have Verizon's EV-DO broadband wireless internet service for my laptop. EV-DO offers excellent coverage and speed throughout Great Falls. I routinely get speeds of 600kbps and up. Good luck!

I get no reception in Great Falls Forest, or anywhere on most of Cascades Parkway.

No cell service at my own home most of the time.