Have Sprint plan (via Virgin). Zero reception at home.

This service is horible in this area. Verizon was supposed to be good and they told me that the reception was 3 bars. I havn't had anything over 1 bar in the entire town. Supposedly they were supposed to have a new tower up and running but that never happened either. Stay away from Verizon in Rollinsford.

I have been having proplems for more than a year now. I have been to the Concord, NH Verizon office and they tell me there are no known problems all the while, a known problem is standing in front of them. Not just the first time either. I have been a customer since 1988 ( Bell Atlantic) back before Verizon took over. Do they seem like they care about my problem, I don't think so. Maybe time for a change. WAKE UP VERIZON !

hardly any reception in and around Candia

Winchester is the cellular void of this area. I have yet to find a carrier that supports this area.

What a mistake getting stuck to Cingular til Oct 2006. Moved from MA and ported old number on the cell. Boy do I regret it. Cingular sucks in the whole city of Nashua--including major stores. No signal in interior parts at all. Called Cingular but no use... ..

With any of our Nextel's - there is absolutely no reception inside the house. If you go outside, you are able to pull a signal, but it's very weak. Very frustrating when conducting business!

Coming from Nashua, I get perfect phone service along 101A until I get out near Milford. My apartment is right on the Oval and all I can get there is Roaming! It's so bad that I am going to have to switch phone providers from Cingular because if I can't use my phone where I live now there's no point in having it.

Richmond, NH is generally a dead zone for all carriers. Occasionally, while out walking, we find a spot (never more than about 15 feet in diameter, and never in the same place twice that picks up enough of a signal to make a brief (5 minutes or so) call (3 bars at most). In general, Richmond is a great place to go to become "out-of-touch" with the incessant demands of our 24 / 7 world.

Developers constructed two huge cell towers in Grantham, and still U.S. Cellular can't manage to provide service in one of NH's fastest growing towns. When I inquired about this problem, some guy at the U.S. Cellular store said they were still getting permission from the town to provide service from these towers. Baloney! They don't need the town's permission to do this!