On Chaffe Road about 100 yards south of Valley View Road every call drops when travelling on Chaffee Road. It is very annoying as I must drive here everyday and lose every call.

This area has poor reception since the last 3 years and no improvment has been done by T-Mobile.

Dead zone at intersection of Mt. Vernon Ave. and US 23. Poor along Mt. Vernon Ave. Often no service, sometimes a little. It needs tower at intersection of SR 95 and US 23 as well.

0 to very poor reception.

I found that I keep going in and out of network. I am on my wife's share plan and she has no problems at all. Same phone, same account. I had 4 phone replacements and 4 number replacements. I keep telling them about the restrictions on their share plan not having the same features for the secondary number as the primary number and verizon naturally disagrees with my asumptions. Still working on this problem and have been for the past 2 months.

We sit high on a hill and put up a mobile antenna on the roof to get into Analog or Digital roaming area with 0 or 1 bar reception. When we attempt to call out our call is immediately dropped. I'd like to know who's tower I'm roaming on, I will use their service when time comes to renew.

Dead in most areas around this village in North West Ohio.

I had a T-Mobile Prepay phone. Anywhere near the interstate was ok. Get 6 miles north to New Carlisle or anywhere further north (including North Of Spfld. to Urbana and Bellefontaine) and voila! You have no signal whatsoever. T-Mobile is only good for giving a teen that is not going to leave a major city like Dayton or Columbus. They are in the same boat as Cincinnati Bell's I-Wireless and Cricket.

As far as the city of New Carlisle goes, Sprint phones are on Roam from the ones I have seen. Virgin Mobile uses their network. The old Kyocera phones would roam and so far the Audiovox 8500 and 8610 have no real reception for only being about 10-15 NNE of Dayton Central. It is why I am giving it up ASAP and going to Cingular. It is who Virgin should have went with in the first place.

With a cell phone amplifier ($150) connected the phone rings, but conversations are impossible.