When I purchased the 4G EVO for 3 years they had billboards on Peach Street, Bayfront and other locations about that phone and 4G in the area. They lied. They closed down the corporate store on Peach Street. Now you have to travel to the big three to go to a corporate store. Those who live in Erie with out a car have to spend more money to fix a problem. They at least left a third party store to fix things but it is not the corporate store itself. Posting things in Downtown Erie, along the Bayfront and at Presque Isle State Park is slow or there is no signal. Erie County has close to 300,000 residents and the City, plus a couple townships combine has 200,000 residents. When I go into the store they do talk about 4G and how Erie will get connected. I have spoke to technical support specialist across the region and on the phone. Rumors are that there are towers that have 4G LTE but they have not turned them on. Along the border with New York you can easily pick up 4G and as you head towards Buffalo. Along the border with Ohio you can get some 4G LTE but you'll have to travel Ashtbula and the RT 11 Intersection Interchange. Heading South to Pittsburgh you can pick it up around the Cranberry / Turnpike Interchange. Why would they open in small markets like York, Lancaster and way smaller towns then Erie, Altoona and Scranton? State College home of Penn State does not even have it which is a joke because Erie has 5 colleges in the area.