I used to think nearly the same way. But consider this systemic risk to wireless competition: If T-Mobile is not allowed to buyout/merge with Sprint, and Spri

I used to think nearly the same way. But consider this systemic risk to wireless competition: If T-Mobile is not allowed to buyout/merge with Sprint, and Sprint continues the spiral that they are currently in, there is a possibility that AT&T and/or Verizon end up with more spectrum in the end. T-Mobile isn't nearly as capitalized to buy Sprint's premium spectrum on the open market like the other 2 competitors are.