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On the other side if for some reason Sprint and T-Mobile fail then Verizon/AT&T grasp an even stronger hold on the market.
by nightski 10y ago
On the other side if for some reason Sprint and T-Mobile fail then Verizon/AT&T grasp an even stronger hold on the market.
- joecool1029 10y agoT-Mobile has been having a fine job of bleeding Verizon and AT&T of subscribers.[1] Keep in mind, T-Mobile also just won a ton of 600mhz spectrum that will allow them to plug a great deal of the underserved rural areas without having to densify the network. First bits of that should be online at the end of the year. CapEx is where T-Mobile is putting its money, not buying satellite companies (DirecTV), launching a failed mobile television service (go90?), or buying crappy mexican carriers (mexico nextel/lusacell). If T-Mobile were to merge with someone to their benefit, it would be Dish as they have a nationwide AWS-3 license and won a good chunk of 600mhz as well. They could also start to pull the bundle shit AT&T/Verizon do. [1]http://nypost.com/2017/04/20/verizon-is-bleeding-subscribers-despite-unlimited-data-plans/ http://nypost.com/2017/04/20/verizon-is-bleeding-subscribers...