No reception inside Metropolitan Market. Outside in the parking lot is weak. Frequently one or 2 bars.

Recetion extremely poor in this area and there appear to be no cell towers in the immediate area. Difficult to use a cell phone due to the drops and bad reception.

Little to no reception at our house... very irratating.

I almost never have less than 5 bars.

Reception has improved but in some buildings (like Winco) the signal in non-existent.

Always loose reception no matter what type of cell phone i'm using.

Reasonable reception outside the home if you stay away from the trees and upstairs, minimal at best downstairs. The all digital phones in the family have very poor to no covereage while my old Tri-Mode dinosaur reamains the only reliable one. Verizon billing is always on the high side. Be very carefull when you contact them for help or plan service for they will up your 2 year aggreement with each call. Customer service has the appearance of being friendly but they are mostly robotic with seemingly preprogramed responses. Free roll over minutes is the only "temporarily effective" remedy for poor coverage and excessive costs. Hard to believe that we are in the 21st century!

Dead spots, dead spots, dead spots. Always had to call and get credits for dropped calls while driving through these areas. Customer service is terrible. Run, don't walk from Nextel!

This is the only carrier who gets reception on 99% of the places on campus, including the library building, SMT building and computer labs. Only problem is there can be an echo so you may have to walk around. I recommend Verizon for anyone who is a student or works on campus at Green River Community College.

Reception at or near my residence is extreemly poor to non-existant (0 to 2 bars). We have two Sanyo SCP-4900s mobile phones. The nearer we get to this intersection teh more teh signal deteriorates. It begins at 288th and goes south to about 296th and covers approximately 18th Ave to Military Road.