Never a dropped call, good signal strength, and no static when communicating with other US Cellular customers-always good service with US Cellular. Only time there has been an issue is when calling a customer with a different service provider that's when we get the static or bad reception from the other person- Maybe the phone as well as the service provider should be considered when choosing a plan.

Verizon Wireless gets perfect reception almost anywhere in this area. only up on the mountain, it rarely goes to no service

I've had no problems making or getting calls in the Fairfield Glade and Crossville areas. Calls aren't dropped either.

cingular and Nokia are great in harriman, knoxville and east tennessee

Tmobile roams on AT&T for free... meaning you get cheaper plans but AT&T coverage... Plus tmobiles phones seem to pick up better than cingulars or the new AT&T's

Verizon wireless is perfect where I live, they are the only people who get really good coverage in the most rural of places. I just moved here from atlanta and was not sure if my phone would work out in the middle of nowhere. But to my suprise it did Verizon gets all my props!

I have Cingular wireless. I have always had perfect coverage. I also had a Nokia 3220, which the coverage on it was iffy. I also have Verizion Wireless. Because with my Cingular phone did not get coverage on mts. I get coverage with Verizon becuase they have analog roaming. My current phone is a Sony Ericsson z520a, which I get outstanding coverage everywhere. $Except parts of HWY. 411

Never had a problem at my home. Great reception all over Loudon county. Forget Verizon, they won't ever get my service.

Verizon definately has the best network around the Sweetwater area. All phones work well near I-75, but once you get off the interstate, the others fade out much more quickly (especially Cingular. You couldn't give me a Cingular phone). They may have better sound quality, but their signal and antennas in East TN are few and far between. Verizon has the best network of towers, period. Verizon will work out Oakland Rd. into Loudon county (the Erie area), where no other companies towers reach. Also, If you are going towards Watts Bar Dam and Ten Mile, Verizon is the only company with a tower serving the Ten Mile (Meigs County) area. The coverage is also strong all the way to Madisonville. If you are using the phone along the interstate only (I-75), pretty much any company will do, but if you plan on venturing off the interstate several miles in any direction, then Verizon is by far the best and only choice, hands down. I would recommend Verizon to anyone. (Great customer service and stores too. The people at the Athens store are very nice). Anyway, in this area, Verizon is by far the leader. (I haven't ever tried U.S. Cellular, so I can't comment on their coverage, but I can tell you for a fact that Cingular's coverage in this area is VERY poor and nowhere near that of Verizons).

Verizon is better than Sprint or AT&T in this area.

Running on higher freq. towers in loudon so no coverage inside of large metal buildings. get near a door and it's 5 bars instantly.

Good reception, 2 bars generally, very few dropped calls. Verizon data works well too in this area, but is limited to the slower transfer rates (Rx1TT) on the Ten Mile Verizon Wireless tower.

Cingular's service here on Gage Rd and North is O.K. The problem is when you South of Hwy. 72 a few miles on Hwy. 58 and other area roadways the signal does not exist. People are nice down here and will let you use their land line if you have an emergency.

The reception is excellent in the center of downtown Harriman and Kingston however there are weak spots in the midtown area. There are some dead spots on Bluff Rd from Hwy. 70 to Bowman Bend.

at&t good internet connections {wireless}. 3 To 4 bars on cells phone with internet connections. All around the charleston, tn. area. not at P.O. office charleston.

Can get 2 bars standing on the very end of my deck. In the house we have to put the phone in the front window of the bathroom and use a bluetooth. Very poor reception. Have tried Cingular / AT&T / Boost NO RECEPTION within 5 miles from my home.

I get 4 bars on the interstate, and all the way to Madisonville... .but once I turn off of highway 411 onto Ballplay, and then home, I get zilch! My home is a dead zone!

Reception is great on HWY 60 and the parts of HWY 27 that I've traveled. However, my house is less than 2 miles off of 60 and I can't get a good signal there for anything. If I want to talk, I have to go outside in my yard. Also, I have no service along HWY30 East - nothing like a 40 mile commute without service to get you to sign up for OnStar! Very frustrating.

I'm lucky to have one bar in the Kingston area. I have had service for a year and have been reasonably please up until this point. Over the past 2 months T-Mobile service has declined I now drop calls in my home out side in the yard and have even dropped calls on 40 west toward Knoxville.

One bar in 95% of Kingston! Poor reception, calls dropped, very frustrating! Works great in W. Knox though. When my contract is up, I'm gone!