Anyone with reviews on Metro PCS coverage?

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Serving 6 million customers in selected markets in Georgia, Florida, Texas, Michigan, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Nevada and California, Dallas-based MetroPCS is a CDMA carrier that offers unlimited minutes as a characteristic of all its calling plans. You will not need a contract of any client, and not impose restrictions on the time of day is called. However, there is a trade-off, as many basic services such as voice mail and caller ID can cost extra. Like other regional carriers,MetroPCS coverage roams in other networks outside their area of origin. Your phone list tends toward low-cost models, but smart phones offer touch screen. Available features include email, messaging, mobile internet, 3G, push-to-Talk and mobile mapping service MapQuest.