On Jan 21, 11:23*pm, Pegleg <Peg...@usnavyret.mil> wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 10:11:52 -0800, "Jar-Jar Binks" <jar...@nospam.com>
> wrote:
>
> >I live in northeast Ohio, and I travel in/around Toledo, Cleveand,
> >Columbus, Cincinnati, Cambridge, and tiny little towns in between that
> >don't make most maps. I travel to Chicago, New York, South Florida,
> >Houston, and the US Virgin Islands.
>
> >My family's phone and data services have never failed us. Not even
> >once. For three years.
>
> You are obviously always near major metro areas where the cell site
> density is higher!

You didnt even read what I wrote. Particularly, the part about

> tiny little towns in between that don't make most maps

I camp in central ohio, and the population within a 50 mile radius is
probably less than 100,000. Yet I can connect my EVDO data connection
and work like I was connected to my DSL connection at home.

You must have also missed the part that says:

> the US Virgin Islands

Which happens to be over 1,000 miles from a major metro area.

So, obviously, I'm frequently no where near a major metro area and
Sprint's voice and data services work. Always.

Todd W.