Anything about NV in the Lima Ohio area? or anything in Ohio?

[thelasthallow]

Like when they do NV they do like certain sections like several cities in a certain area. has anything been announced for this area? or anything in Ohio for that matter?

 

If i need to become a member for this information i dont mind donating a dollar to find out (lol)

[imex99]

+1

 

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[S4GRU]

We are not ready to announce anything about this market, yet. It is not in the first or second round.

 

Robert

[thelasthallow]

We are not ready to announce anything about this market, yet. It is not in the first or second round.

 

Robert

 

Well there you have it. if its not in the first or 2nd rounds i dont expect to get NV till the end of 2013 or early 2014. this makes me a sad panda.

[cupcak3]

Well, Big Reg considers NW Ohio a big enough market that I could have LTE already. Sprint may have just made my choice a little easier when my contract is up in June. I can't stand these 30-100 kbps speeds.

Edited March 26, 2012 by cupcak3

[imex99]

Well, Big Reg considers NW Ohio a big enough market that I could have LTE already. Sprint may have just made my choice a little easier when my contract is up in June. I can't stand these 30-100 kbps speeds.

 

+1 With sprint changing how family plan discounts work and my bill going up again... Will see if I can wait long enough with this poor service or switch to verizon or at&t.

 

Verizon has 4G where I work, at&t has hspa + where I work and live.

 

Sprint has 4G only in parts of where I work because building penetration is so horid.

 

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[S4GRU]

Well' date=' Big Reg considers NW Ohio a big enough market that I could have LTE already. Sprint may have just made my choice a little easier when my contract is up in June. I can't stand these 30-100 kbps speeds.[/quote']

 

Please don't flame at S4GRU. We are not that kind of board. Flaming posts are better suited for SU or Sprint community forums.

 

Your comment is completely a "no duh" statement. First, Verizon started its LTE deployment a year and a half before Sprint did. Second, Sprint is overhauling their entire network and replacing every piece of equipment in Network Vision. A much larger scope than what Verizon was doing.

 

And Sprint is scheduling it all to be complete in just over 24 months. This is actually a much more ambitious schedule than Verizon when you put it all into perspective.

 

We are a private forum. The tune of comments is starting to turn negative. This is contrary to what our mission is at S4GRU. You all can expect more comments like this from me in the future.

 

Robert - Posted from my E4GT with ICS using Forum Runner