Reception is poor on a good day, and non-existant most of the time.

I will have 1 or 2 bars of service, but then go to make a call and reception is lost. No voice, but still a connection!?? Very annoying.

No digital coverage at all at the Resort. Only coverage in-town.

No coverage here at all. Phone reads "no service." This is silly given how Verizon touts their network on TV. My friends with Cingular are connected but I am not.

For those of you on the T-Mobile Network. On a triband phone (900 / 1800 / 1900), you will not get reception in most of Vermont. I have been travelling to Ludlow for the last four years and the only place that my phone works is on Killington(probably Burlington but never been there). Now the story is, T-Mobile have contracts with suppliers in VT but only on 850 band network. I believe this is true for all phones and companies(true for Cingular at least). T-Mobile told me last year that I must have an 850 band phone to work in VT hence why their coverage map says they have coverage in roaming areas! So your best bet is to buy yourself a quadband unlocked phone which is very pricey indeed. At least it will work everywhere. I am getting the Nokia N73. Will check back with details.

There is absolutely NO coverage in the town at all. I was able to find one spot on Brown Hill where I could get 5 bars but I was unable to complete a call when dialed; it just would not go through, nor could I receive calls.

No coverage from any network anywhere in Burlington, or down to Shelburne. Also tried Treo 600, also no good.

Verizon has no coverage from Duxbury all the way down to Warren, up to sugarbush, over to fayston and everywhere in between. Major dead spot for Verizon.

Zero reception, until on highway 89.

I get reception behind Echo Lake off Route 100 N but can not get reception on route 100 from Ludlow to Bridgewater.