Dropped calls, cannot ever call inside Apt. Must go outside Apt in back, still many dropped calls.

About 50% of the time we have no service. You have to got the right location of the house or go outside. Even then data service does not work and calls will be dropped in a minute or two.

I agree with the previous comment made 3 years ago. Still no reception. There are a lot of people in this area. Why isn't anyone interested in providing service?

Sometimes one bar, sometimes no service. Unable to send or receive calls at home. Incoming calls rarely ring, though will chirp if caller leaves voicemail. Mini-cell tower makes no difference. Years ago was slightly better, now I'm paying $80 month for... what?

233Rd and Redmond Ridge Dr.have very poor coverage. The signal is very frequently lost. It seems a coverage hole for all carriers. I never had a good reception with Verizon either. Both carriers coverage map it very good but the Mao is inaccurate. May need a microcell whichever carrier it is.

AT&T is horrible in Richland and outlying areas. I have had T-Mobile / Nextel and Verizon and they put AT&T in the dust in all respects - coverage and customer service. If it wasn't for the fact that AT&T was the only iPhone provider, I would drop it in a heartbeat. Droid and Verizon - I'll be back soon.

At my kid's school, I am unreachable except for the occasional text message that squeezes through. No bars on any Verizon phone, ever.

On Camano Island, large area around Camano Plaza mart south to Triangle Cove has no reception. A couple small spots with <1 bar but making / receiving calls is virtually impossible. This is a populated area.

Moved to a nice place on the Sultan river last May and discovered the whole Skykomish River valley seems to be in the same cell phone boat... and it's sinking. All 20,000 of us are somehow considered 2nd class citizens. Regardless of where people purchased their cell phone service "plan" - the actual service delivery is poor to none among everyone I have talked to around here. Why doesn't someone get a clue and put a tower at a strategic location on a big hill south of the river with line-of-sight from Skykomish to Sultan? I see that Snohomish County Public Utility District installed a 300 foot tower 5 miles north of Sultan, but I bet that no commercial service is routed through that tower. Probably only serves a few dozen cell phones used by county employees up the Sultan River and at the Spada and Champlain Lake dam projects. I'm going to check on that though.

Reception is horrible! Often NO reception at all. Even if I go outside and walk around the neighborhood. Calls are dropped routinely and if I have reception it is every other word.