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.

My husband and I kept on thinking that it was the phone that gave us no reception in that area so we changed our phones. Now we are finding out that there is no coverage in that area at all and it wasn't our phones. So when will you solve the problem with no coverage in that area?

I cannot get my phone to connect while I'm in Habush in Ewa Beach area. I wish T-Mobile would make a site out there. I spend weekends and days out there watching my son play sports too bad my wife has a problem getting ahold of me due to poor or no reception at all. We even changed phones nothing has helped.

This phone was sold to a 9yr old. If we cannot resolve this issue I expect the full refund. Otherwise I do plan to take this to the Papers and Media! Frustrated Parent!

No reception at all! When ever I'm on the H1 freeway while on the phone, I have to warm my callers that I'm in a low reception area. This also goes for Nextel, T-Mobile and AT&T. I'm not sure what else carriers have this problem there.

Since December 29, 2004 have experienced a heavy volume of dropped calls. Made a trouble ticket with Nextel and someone from Hawaii called me and said that they would re-tune their system. Guess the re-tuned the wrong way because now I have no service where I am.

between mile markers 14 and 15 north of hilo at / on the hawaii belt rd (hwy 19) around the Kolekole Beach Park bridge; no reception / drops calls like clockwork

Live in a condominium and there is no reception inside my apartment. I have to walk out into the parking lot away from the buildings to make or receive a call or to use the walkie-talkie feature.

If you happen to get reception you are roaming. Very difficult to use a Sprint phone while in the park.

We have older (don't laugh 5 year old Motorola Contractor Phones) that provide absolutely no service on this road until we are near downtown Honokaa. We know people are getting reception as we see them talking on their cells while driving past our house, (even though it is illegal now to use your phone while driving) What I want to know is WHAT PHONE and WHAT SERVICE do they have. We currently have Sprint and they made big promises as to coverage. All Lies of course. WE are now out of contract and can move on anywhere. I hear that GSM phones are the best. Any help from those people yakking on their phones as they drive by would be GREAT! It must be a combination of the phone and the service allowing them to smile and laugh as they pass by us in our dead zone!