SPRINT PCS Network works fine in Tijuana Mexico.

Every time when I go to Tijuana Mexico, my phone logs on perfectly fine to
the PCS NETWORK and it doesn't roam at all. Because I have not to!. I am
wondering why? I can use the pcs network to my laptop and check my emails
right in Mexico.

I have a snyo 4900 and I don't think its a GMS phone, Although I have access
to call to that country I travel a lot from my cellphone. You think that
might be why?

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Louis D <[email protected]> wrote:
> Every time when I go to Tijuana Mexico, my phone logs on perfectly fine to
> the PCS NETWORK and it doesn't roam at all. Because I have not to!. I am
> wondering why? I can use the pcs network to my laptop and check my emails
> right in Mexico.
>
> I have a snyo 4900 and I don't think its a GMS phone, Although I have access
> to call to that country I travel a lot from my cellphone. You think that
> might be why?

Uhhh.... no.

Seeing as how Tijuana is *literally* right across the border from San Diego,
I guarantee you are connecting to Sprint PCS towers in the US.

It is impossible to force cellular coverage to end at a certain political
boundary unless you can bend the laws of physics, and I don't know anyone that
can.


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In article <[email protected]>, Louis=20
[email protected] says...
> Every time when I go to Tijuana Mexico, my phone logs on perfectly fine t=
o
> the PCS NETWORK and it doesn't roam at all. Because I have not to!. I am
> wondering why? I can use the pcs network to my laptop and check my emails
> right in Mexico.
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> I have a snyo 4900 and I don't think its a GMS phone, Although I have acc=
ess
> to call to that country I travel a lot from my cellphone. You think that
> might be why?

It's because radio signals don't know they're crossing=20
borders. Obviously, you're still close enough to a SPCS=20
tower to get signal.

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