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I switched from US Cellular to Sprint when I moved to the DC area. When visiting Fairmont, I've always had good service, although it's weak in the rural areas where my parents lived. Sprint has good plans, with unlimited data, free roaming, and generous minutes, including free nights / weekends and free calls to any cellphone number (not just Sprint).

I have great reception, and I go everywhere from Boothsville to pine bluff and even Wyatt, and I usually have 4-5 bars. I love it! Heck, I even use my mobile web in Wyatt, and it loads pretty well.

I've never really had too much of a problem with AT&T service in my area. I even travel out into areas like Wyatt and Pine Bluff and beyond, and I almost always have 3-4 bars. I love it!

I've had Sprint for about a year. It has been the only carrier that I've had (so far) to get at least a little reception where ever I go. I get 2-3 bars on Prickett Creek Rd usually.. However, I do have quite a few dropped calls. (But I've had dropped calls a lot in other areas where I have full service, too.)

Well everyone I don't usually comment on these types of sites, but I thought I would convey some very helpful information. There is a company in Clarksburg, WV that sells Verizon (Nationwide Wireless), but they also sell an affiliate company. The other company they sell has Nationwide Coverage. It is No Contract, No Credit Check, and No Activation Fee. You get Unlimited Talk, Text, and Data for $50 a month that includes all taxes and fees! I'm not kidding! I bought a New Motorola Q9c for $75. It's too good to be true!

Got a BlackBerry Curve at NTELOS across the downtown bridge. Great coverage, service, and price. Definitely the best in the area. Only company with 3G internet as well.

No call reception on campus. Can send and receive text messages but sporadic pix messages. Calls go right to voicemail or are dropped upon connection. For an out of stater attending FSU for 4 years, Verizon needs to get service in this area since most out of state students come with Verizon service. If service isn't made available, not only will students change service providers but families back home will too so they can get family share plans. Verizon should definately provide service near universities to accommodate out of state students who come with Verizon.

Very disheartening to have such poor reception after the excitement of purchasing the original iPhone. Their service reception maps said I would do just fine.

We've had US cellular for about 2 years now and the reception continues to improve. It is the best plan I have had among carriers. I highly recommend it in the area

I recently up-graded from a Samsung phone to a Kyocera because my Samsung got damaged. I always had 2 bars with good reception on the Samsung. I have no service with the Kyocera.