Which metropolitan areas (besides san francisco) has metro pcs?

Just curious as to where Metro Pcs is now. I think they are the greatest, because you don't have to sign up for some dumb contract, and the most they charge for service (which includes UNLIMITED text,pic messaging, UNLIMITED talk time, local and long...

distance, and Unlimited webbrowsing) is $50, but they also have 45, 40,and 35 plans, which are all unlimited too, they just come with less features. Also, even though most people say that their phones suck because they break after a year of using them, don't most all cell phones only work for the same amount of time, but then you are stuck on a 2-year plan, with no cell phone, but you still have to pay for service.

okay, we didn't ask you to be a huge billboard advertisement for metro pcs...

if you didn't know, EVERYWHERE in the united states is allowed to have that service, it's not just metropolitan areas.

Do you work for them?

We have Metro PCS here in Miami. My best friend uses it and hates it because the second she leaves Miami her service dies.

She calls it "Metro Piece of Sh--." lol

No, I don't work for them... If I did, why would I put an ad on here? I just really love their service. Besides, who does it hurt? I mean if I like something, I like to recommend it to others. And tinatodder, you always write the most annoying replys... if you were not going to answer to answer the question, why did you even bother writing anything? I asked about metropolotian areas because if I just asked where, people would just type the name of some small town that I have no idea where it is. Like if I was answering and said Daly City, you would have no idea where that was. FYI a metropolitan area is not just a big city, it is the land which is located in a city and in the surrounding areas which can be said to be still part of the economic or political sphere of the city. I know that they are a still pretty small, which is also why I did not ask in which states it is, because that is to general of an area, and not all parts of a state may be part of their service area.