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Puerto Rico International Dialing Code Is +1.

How To Call Puerto Rico: +1 - Area Code - Phone Number

• Call San Juan: +1 - 787 - Phone Number

Among its neighbors Puerto Rico boasts nearly the highest penetration, broadband connectivity and line density. Its telecom market can be characterized as quite advanced and perspective, but it certainly should not be compared with that of the US, for the state of fixed-lines is worse. Low density across the country, as well as poor condition of landlines can be explained by the fact that the sector is dominated by incumbent PRT (Puerto Rico Telephone), local monopoly in fixed-line telephony sector. PRT has been responsible for offering data and voice transmission services for almost hundred years. Though the government provided its privatization first by GTE, then by Verizon, it had almost no influence on company's dominance. Final purchase of PRT by America Movil will only strengthen company's leadership in the market. As opposite to fixed-line market, mobile sector is characterized by relative freedom and healthy competition, with a wide range of services in hand, and several mobile operators fighting for additional subscribers. 3G standard was established here back in 2003 and since has attracted a part of subscribers. Puerto Rico mobile operators utilize both GSM and CDMA standards. Traditional mobile technology is also accompanied by gradually progressing VoIP standard. Digital television development is also in place.

There are six mobile operators in Puerto Rico with three of them being the leaders. AT&T takes the first place. The second position is occupied by incumbent subsidiary Claro, and the third position is appointed to Centennial de Puerto Rico. T-Mobile has also entered the game, purchasing SunCom. Internet market is characterized by growing subscriber base, but is still dominated by PRT subsidiary DMAX. The highest connection speed offered by the company is 5 Mbit/s, and the basic plan offers 512 Kbit/s connections speed, with rates being higher than expected. DMAX principal competitors in the sphere are cable Internet providers, offering higher speeds for higher rates. Still, with broadband access gaining more popularity, dial-up technology is also utilized, as an out-of-date alternative. DMAX, though offering relatively stable services, cannot boast its customer support. In Puerto Rico Internet services can also be found in cyber cafes and Wi-Fi hot-spots in hotels or restaurants.

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