Yoshiaka13
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- Jul 21, 2011
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Lol because if you look at a map nw indiana is part of the Chicago market. We're only a 20-30 minute drive from the city. And Chicago is getting one of the first major tower upgrades. Our towers been running T1 data off them which each tower can only handle a couple hundred people at a pop before it bottle necks. The new towers are being rebuilt almost from the ground up with fiber optics data and updated technology to handle the new phones and 3x-4x the traffic before it bottle necks. Then Sprint is moving to another city to upgrade the towers the same as here.. if they get to SF be warned it will be a few months of hell because each tower takes a week to finish. It's a hardware upgrade. Which means almost a whole new tower. While that tower is being rebuilt its off line and causes all towers around it to act up.. dropped calls, delayed text messages, and slow or no data at times. But its only until they get the towers done.