I got TMobile for their deals and "coverage". Unfortunatly when I was at work, the only place I could get signal was on my bosses couch, standing up ON the couch. My boss wasn't happy. At home, I had to drive 3 miles to get any coverage. When I brought it back after 4 days, because of their 14 satisfaction guarentee, they had no problems. I recieved a bill a month later even though it was cancelled. Someone stole the SIM card, changed the favorites and ran up the bill. They refused to do anything until I threatened a lawsuit. Shortly after, they shut down the store for complaints and theft. I will never use TMobile agains

There are no wireless / phone carriers in Yoder, Co. No Sprint, At&T, Verizon, Cricket, T-Mobile, Quest, etc. It's a big black hole in all the coverage maps.

The reception is zero in this area. If you happen to get one or two bars when the wind blows in the right direction you don't get them for very long so it's not worth even trying to make a call. I am planning on paying out of my contract as soon as I figure out the best coverage for the area I spend most of time in.

My 3 consumer cellular phones quit getting service this week (after 5 years with no problems) so I bought a prepaid phone from ATT. The ATT phone will not work at my house either(but will work at their store 1 mile away). Who has the tower this week? I will buy service if the cell companies would just let you know whos will work. I can't afford to sign up for every company untill I find one that works. There should be laws aginst this kind of rip off.

My old T mobile phone worked just fine in this area but my new fancy droid drops calls there every time.

We moved here last week from Highlands Ranch. I have a Nokia phone, and T-Mobile coverage is nonexistent here just off of Ridge Road. If I can dump T-Mobile for another carrier, I will.

Once west of downtown Estes Park Verizon coverage goes from very poor to no signal. Verizon just does not reach Rocky Mountain National Park. If someone is connected in RMNP they most likely have AT&T. Do not depend on Verizon for emergency calls while hiking.

Roaming Only - Probably on Verizon which has CDMA service in the area.

I have used Verizon for years without problems throughout the U.S. However, when I moved to Colorado Springs that changed. On the south end of town I get okay reception. However, as you move north reception decreases down to 0 bars at my apartment in the Briargate area where my Droid Incredible is now a useless paperweight. Looking for a new provider.

Is there anyone out there with T-Mobile getting service in the Cascade, CO area? I'm buying a house on the north (sunny) side of Hwy. 24, and so far, I've not been able to send or recieve calls, email or any data on my T-Mobile plan. HELP!