Metro PCS Communications Mobile Operator
MetroPCS Communications, (formerly General Wireless) was founded on 2002 and is a provider of CDMA wireless communications services in the greater Miami, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Daytona, Dallas, Detroit, Orlando, and Sacramento metropolitan areas. As of the year ending 2007, It served a total of 3.963 million customers. MetroPCS believes that wireless should be about removing limits, not adding them, the company is always looking for ways to unlimit its features, so you can Unlimit Yourself SM. Right now MetroPCS have plans that offer unlimited local calls, unlimited long distance calls, unlimited texts, unlimited push email, unlimited wireless web, unlimited MMS, and unlimited directory assistance and all this start as low as 30 dollars per month. You can also find and obtain a great variety of mobile MetroPCS ringtones
MetroPCS' customers never have to sign a contract, they pay by the month, and not by the minute for one flat rate, which is all brought to you by The Unlimited Company SM, MetroPCS. Unlike most US cellular service providers, MetroPCS services uses a flat rate billing method, offering an unlimited local calling plan without a contract for $30 per month before taxes, as well as unlimited local and long distance plans for $35 to $50 per month (depending on optional features).
The company offers large variety of phone models manufactured by Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Kyocera, UTStarcom (formerly Audiovox), and lots more. The cell phones come preloaded with portals to their shop that offers downloadable content, such as games, mobile ringtones, wallpapers, etc. New mobile phones have a portal to metro and the phones usually have preloaded ringtones on them. On September 19, 2007 MetroPCS launched service in Los Angeles, they also intend to use the raised money from their recent IPO to extend its network into New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, and San Diego. As of December 3 MetroPCS services has expanded to the Daytona Beach and Melbourne Area and is now planning on expanding to Ocala, MetroPCS plans to build in Jacksonville, will allow MetroPCS to begin offering service during the second quarter of 2008 to an estimated population of approximately 1,5 million people. On September 4, 2007, MetroPCS stated a proposal that they and Leap Wireless could merge into a single wireless company, which was withdrawn less than two months later on November 1, 2007, however, due to LEAP's financial situation, some analysts still believe that a merger will take place.
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