Can rarely get reception on Aoloa and get disconnected all the time.

Bummer. We moved to bottom of Kamakani - absolutely no reception at our house. Must drive about 50 feet up Kamakani before we can use our phone.

No reception a the top of the loop. Marginal reception if you are in direct line of sight of the single tower located near H-1 (Tower is near Kunia off ramp so good signal coming up Kunia Rd.until you turn off at Anonui Rd. Reception picks up again going up Anoiki and then drops when you get into Kalulu Loop.) Sprint and Cingular have spotty 2 or 3 bar reception in this area.

Never fails... signal lost going both directions when I hit the water resevoir at the top of the Pali.

Most of Meheula has poor to no reception in the Mililani Mauka area.

Lots of dropped calls doing the turns on Sierra Drive, and above Hilo Dr.on Wilhelmina Rise.

No reception at Iuiu St. in Kaneohe.

Going over the bridge my calls always loose reception. The bridge must suck up my cell phone signals. ;)

No service at all. Ewa bound on Moanalua Hwy., soon after the Stadium / Halawa / H3 Fwy. exit, the calls drop on a regular basis, the "no service" is displayed, and remains dead until the H1 freeway widening project in the Waimalu area. No change in six (6) years.

Who can I complain to - VErison service is so spotty in Honolulu and there is no way to report it.