I get perfect reception all over West Seattle except by the Ferry Dock where it drops to 2 bars.

Never a dropped call. Three years. But no fun phones.

Good reception throughout the house in Wedgwood. No problems.

I want to dislike Qwest's service. Their phone selection is very limited and they seem like a wannabe service. But I've got to say, I never have a problem getting an adequate signal anywhere in Seattle. I can't remember the last time I had a dropped call. Now, ask me about Qwest service between Olympia and anywhere on the Washington Coast, and I'll tell you it's lousy, really horrible. ATT seems to be the best out there.

I live two blocks from the lake. I have perfect reception always in our area. Calls never drop - I wouldn't use any other service. I use my cell exclusively at my home - reception is perfect even sitting in my bedroom. My boyfriend has Qwest and his calls drop all the time - it drives him crazy!

Good reception. Even in a basement in this area. T-Mobile has trouble in alot of other locations (huge dead spots in / near downtown), but the best carrier for this location.

My virgin mobile has been great with most of West Seattle. The only place that I can't get service is at the West Seattle Thriftway.

Perfect reception at the Homewood Suites Hotel and Elliott Bay Office Park (HAL).

Northeast Capitol Hill - 19th Ave E I have very strong reception on 19th Ave E near E Highland Dr. Things change quickly while driving south on 19th Ave E. Aloha is the beginning of The Dead Zone, which lasts until nearly Madison, I almost always drop calls here. Going north on 19th or 23rd towards SR-520 near Montlake, coverage improves near Boyer Ave E and remains very strong northward. But if you drift east on Boyer, the Dead Zone returns, all the way through Lake WA Blvd.north to SR-520,. Reception returns once you approach reach the SR-520 on-ramps.

I think there's a tower about two blocks away next to the east pine power substation. Also, I've an amr patch in the phone.