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Well said Robert! ????lol!!! If you do and take a vacation, let me know. I will give you the name and places of some beautiful spots out of San Juan. So you get to know my Isla del Encanto!! ????

I'm not trying to be a smart ass or anything like that bro. I just really think that Puerto Rico is really a good and important market for Sprint and Puerto Rico. For being a small island, it got more population that a lot of states 3 or 5 times way bigger than Puerto Rico. For example: Oklahoma got 3.7 million, Kansas got 2.8 million. Puertorricans are paying a lot of money to companies like AT&T and Vrizon because they got the money to build towers in the island. All my family and my friends love Sprint. And they would like to switch back, but they haven't because there is not to much coverage in the island. But I bet you that if Sprint reception and data improves, they will have the potential to have at least close to 1 million subscribers.

Justin, I know and I understand what your saying. I was just saying that for a small island, that's a lot of people. Delaware is like 3 or 4 times the size of Puerto Rico and I don't even think that it reach 1 million.

I'm very exited that finally Puerto Rico is getting NV!!! Puerto Rico's population density of 1,100 people per square miles is among the world's highest - only Bangladesh, The Maldives, Barbados, Taiwan, South Korea and the city-states of Hong Kong and Singapore are more crowded. And that my friends is a fact. There are 3.8 million people in this small, beautiful island. I'm really hope that Sprint get it together in puerto Rico, since they are loosing a lot of customers.

Puerto Rico's population density of 1,100 people per square miles is among the world's highest - only Bangladesh, The Maldives, Barbados, Taiwan, South Korea and the city-states of Hong Kong and Singapore are more crowded. And that my friends is a fact. There are 3.8 million people in this small, beautiful island. I'm really hope that Sprint get it together in puerto Rico, since they are loosing a lot of customers. All my family used to have Sprint, and they used to love it!! But the whent with AT&T because they have more coverage in and around the island. They would love to go back to Sprint if coverage and data gets better. Bileave me, they are not the only ones tire of the high prices of AT&T. There are a lot of people in Puerto Rico willing to switch if Sprint improve coverage.

Thanks bro for replying back. I'm not in a hurry anyway. I get WiFi every where I go thanks to Comcast cable company. So i really don't suffer from data speeds. Lol

Bye the way, if you know any updates on NV for Delaware, let me know. Thanks

Thanks bro. I've been reading this sites all weekend. Lol

Hi guys, I'm new in site. I really appreciate all the information that you guys specially Robert are shearing. I Just wanted to say that I think that most of the NV should be up and running befor 2013. If you guys think about it, Sprint got a big contract with apple selling the iPhone. I'm more than sure that the next iPhone will have the LTE just like the new iPad. I'm almost positive that following the tradition on apple reveling the new iPhone on October, Sprint needs to be sure that its VN is up and running for that realize day.