I always get dropped as I am switch from on cell tower to the next, on Arapahoe Rd. just west of Parker Rd.

Called Sprint PCS about no signal in the apartment outside of the apartment, in the parking lot. Yes, they agreed their is a problem. I was told the towers are "exhausted". I asked what that meant. They didn't know. That is just what "it" said. They need to perform troubleshooting (they said), but didn't know when that would happen. They would gladly cancel my phone service without a penalty if I wanted.

I always get dropped from calls between these areas. Drives me mad.

My calls always drop on T-Mobile from 17th Ave. all the way to 23rd on Monaco.

I am with Verizon, I had reception UNTIL Cellular One put a tower up! Now I have NO reception. Did the *228 to update, did not work. Very unhappy and hate to switch to Cell One.

On a good day, we can call and get immediately disconnected. I am using an old phone. However, in boulder it works fine (3).

In the heart of Denver, I get little or no signal. What gives???

I get no reception in this thriving community where rich people live. Can't send / receive calls or text. Data is useless in this area.

I get very erratic reception all over Colorado Springs. Very strange. It's almost as if there are other signals of varying strength interfering with my phone's signal strength. I've traveled all over the country and Verizon has always had the best reception, but not in colorado springs. I see on the tower locator that there appear to be very few Verizon towers in the area. This could be the explanation. Seems like there are more Cingular towers-- maybe I'll give them a try.

My wife and I have the same phones and cannot get cell service at our home in Village Seven off of S. Carefree and Murray. My business depends on receiving calls as I am a mobile technician and I have to leave the area to get messages sometimes or have the customer call me on my landline. Very frustrating.