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  1. #1
    DBoyd
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    Can anyone tell me if Sprint PCS will cover San Juan, PR, St Thomas, VI,
    Dominican Republic and Nassau? My gut instinct says no, but I have to ask.

    -David
    Fredericksburg, VA





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  2. #2
    Donkey Agony
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    Re: Island coverage

    DBoyd wrote:

    > Can anyone tell me if Sprint PCS will cover San Juan, PR, St Thomas,
    > VI, Dominican Republic and Nassau? My gut instinct says no, but I


    I think you're out of luck for the Dominican Republic and Nassau. But
    the Virgin Islands (the U.S. ones, that is, not the British) and Puerto
    Rico are covered -- they are U.S. territories. And you can check for
    yourself: go to sprintpcs.com and look it up under "View service plans &
    coverage areas".

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  3. #3
    Pete Ritter
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    Re: Island coverage

    DBoyd wrote:

    > Can anyone tell me if Sprint PCS will cover San Juan, PR, St Thomas, VI,
    > Dominican Republic and Nassau? My gut instinct says no, but I have to
    > ask.
    >
    > -David
    > Fredericksburg, VA


    Having just returned from Puerto Rico, I can tell you that coverage is good
    in San Juan, Ponce, Mayaguez and Cayey and spotty to good along most of the
    coast.

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  4. #4
    1900mhzcdma
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    Re: Island coverage


    "DBoyd" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Can anyone tell me if Sprint PCS will cover San Juan, PR, St Thomas, VI,
    > Dominican Republic and Nassau? My gut instinct says no, but I have to

    ask.
    >
    > -David
    > Fredericksburg, VA
    >
    >

    http://people.ku.edu/~cinema/wireless/spcs_map.html
    These are the licensed areas. US VI and PR are in it.
    These aren't covered areas, just licenses.





  5. #5
    DBoyd
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    Re: Island coverage

    Thanks for the info. Appreciate it.

    -David
    Fredericksburg, VA


    "DBoyd" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Can anyone tell me if Sprint PCS will cover San Juan, PR, St Thomas, VI,
    > Dominican Republic and Nassau? My gut instinct says no, but I have to

    ask.
    >
    > -David
    > Fredericksburg, VA
    >
    >






  6. #6
    Tim Brusky
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    Re: Island coverage

    Yes all those counties are listed with Sprint. The US Virgin Islands are
    in Sprints network so you wont get a roaming charge. On the other hand
    the other contries like San juan, Dominican Republic and Nussau are
    international roaming. There you have to call Internatinal Sprint
    roaming Customer Care if you plan to go to that county they will ask you
    to put some codes in your phone, in order to receive calls and send
    calls. There is a per minute charge and a long distance charge if you
    need more info on how much per minutes ask away.

    [email protected]


    "DBoyd" <[email protected]> wrote in article
    <[email protected]>:
    > Thanks for the info. Appreciate it.
    >
    > -David
    > Fredericksburg, VA
    >
    >
    > "DBoyd" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Can anyone tell me if Sprint PCS will cover San Juan, PR, St Thomas, VI,
    > > Dominican Republic and Nassau? My gut instinct says no, but I have to

    > ask.
    > >
    > > -David
    > > Fredericksburg, VA
    > >
    > >

    >
    >


    [posted via phonescoop.com - free web access to the alt.cellular groups]



  7. #7
    Ten Frame
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    Re: Island coverage


    Tim Brusky wrote:
    > [B]Yes all those counties are listed with Sprint. The US Virgin
    > Islands are
    > in Sprints network so you wont get a roaming charge. On the other
    > hand
    > the other contries like San juan, Dominican Republic and Nussau are
    > international roaming.


    Not quite accurate. San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico, which is
    also a U.S. territory and there are no roaming charges with Sprint PCS.
    I know because I live there.

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  8. #8
    ndirish2001
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    Re: Island coverage


    Ten Frame wrote:
    > *Not quite accurate. San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico, which
    > is also a U.S. territory and there are no roaming charges with Sprint
    > PCS. I know because I live there. *



    Ten Frame is correct. My parents live in Puerto Rico and they have
    SPCS. Also, every time I visit, I can use my stateside-based SPCS as
    seemlessly as if I were in my hometown. If you have any doubts, check
    www.sprintpcs.com .

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