No problems ever - my husband's Verizon constantly drops calls. I think I've lost 3 in the last two years.

Verizon is much better here then AT&T was. I love Verizon. Very happy I switched.

Fantastic. Had Nextel which was hit and miss.

I have psrint and the PCS coverage from plymouth all the way to the financial disctrict is flawless, also the only person who doesn't drop calls on the commuter rail, or in the left side of the central artery, nothing you can do about the main tunnels (nobody wins there). When at home, coverage on the beaches, in the state forest, cedarville, downtown, etc.

Good reception in Downtown area

Never had anything below a 4 in reception in town, and only very rarely a 4. Generally a 5 from North Plymouth to Cedarville, West Plymouth to the waterfront, Rt. 44, Rt. 3, or any back road.

3G service 5 bars, Edge network 3 bars. Be sure to activate 3G.

Just switched from Verizon, reception is good to very good in the area.

Verizon's coverage in Duxbury seems to have been greatly improved some time around 2006. I generally get good reception everywhere in town including at the beach.

switched because of all the dropped calls ont-mobile reception good everywhere except near my home

2 towers within a 1 / 2 mile of this intersection including 1 on my property and 2 more maybe a mile away and still below aveage signal. Be parked have decent signal then get diconnected, whats up with that ????

Very poor... works outside but not very well in house.

Really cannot use the cell phone from home... sometimes get 1 or 2 bars out on the deck or front lawn.

I can only get reception from the front / back decks. I can't get reception from inside the house. Alltel said to reboot roaming using the *228, but it didn't work. They said I'd have to buy their booster kit and if that doesn't work, then 'too bad'. I'd still be responsible for the contract time even if I cannot get service. I will NEVER use Alltel Services again after my contract time is up and will HIGHLY dissuade anyone else from using their services. When I moved to an area that T-Mobile couldn't get, they IMMEDIATELY let me out of my contract.

I get 1 bar outside on the patio and zero in the house. Called T-Mobile and they couldn't really give me any helpful info and seemed a bit unconcerned about reporting the problem to whomever it's supposed to go to.

Very rarely can use the phone from home. Had Cingular and thought that was bad until I switched to Verizon.

I live only 100yds. from the only tower for miles. I've lived here for 1 yr. and have never had good reception. ( I think they forgot to plug in the tower. )

Signal fluctuates, from one to four bars, even if I'm standing still! I've never made a call here without craning my neck or walking around to try and improve signal. Reception improves dramatically North of exit 5 - too bad I don't live there.

Manomet, a section of Plymouth, MA seems to be a dead zone for service. Rare planetary alignments allow you to receive 3 signal bars, but most of time you're stuck with one - and if you're really lucky - two. This leads to an amazing amount of dropped calls. Maddening.

I live and work in town, reception terrible both locations.