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It was actually an issue after the breakup because the successor companies started making much more money as a group than they did when they were together. The
by bartart 8y ago
It was actually an issue after the breakup because the successor companies started making much more money as a group than they did when they were together.
They did all sorts of creative accounting to make it look like the breakup was a big success that led to lower profits, when in reality cutting bloated bureaucracy and the R&D budget led to really bumper profits.
- tyingq 8y agoHmm. Maybe more overall minutes/calls due to the lower cost? I know for sure my phone bills got cut in half when I switched to MCI. I didn't call or talk more often, just paid less. Maybe others paid more than before, but enjoyed the additional minutes.