Nemy77

i understand the intentions of the site and it wasnt my intention to complain about the mistakes, it started as a quick comment in an earlier post which was taken wrong so I elaborated on what it meant. My original post was about when i could expect 4G in my area and weather or not it was worth it for me to stay with sprint. Sorry if my post made you feel like i was complaining, I wasnt intending to go that route. Anyways, i got the answers i needed, so no need for me to post anymore.

i know i'll need to get a new phone first, and i will. That just makes paying an extra $10 a month for a 4G phone more annoying (@pyroscott thats $10 a month for having a 4G phone, not for data, at least as it was explained to me when i bought it. They told me i wouldnt have to pay it if i got a 3G capable only smart phone) I pay extra for a 4G phone that i cant even use 4G with in covered areas. But i have no reason to buy a new phone till 4G is available in my area. i figure i might as well wait and then i can get the newest and best of the future, instead of having it now and it being only mediocre when i actually get 4G and can utilize it properly.

thats good to know, i have waited a long time because i believe in sprint's quality and service. AT&T and Verizon have had 4G for about a year now so i've been getting impatient. If that is indeed the case i'll definitely hold out, but in toledo, sprint's 3G even seems to be getting horrible with lots of "network busy" errors during the day, and incredibly bogged down data speeds, i cant even run pandora on 3G anymore. thanks for the information.

Are there any plans for Toledo ohio? The sprint stores in the area say that they're working on the towers and will be up in a few months, but they've been saying that for almost a year which makes me think its just a ruse to keep customers from leaving. I have not seen toledo or any ohio cities on any lists. Sprint is the only main cell company without 4G here so i'm wondering if there really is any plan for it to be soon for sprint, or should i just go ahead and switch to another service to get 4G? I"ve had a 4G phone for almost 2 and half years anticipating it, but so far i've been paying an extra $10 a month for a service i've not once used. thank you =)