You can't take two networks with bad build outs and combine them and get one big great network. Many of the places each is spotty are very similar. Additionall

You can't take two networks with bad build outs and combine them and get one big great network. Many of the places each is spotty are very similar. Additionally they both use two sep air interfaces which will make integration even more complex. More troubling is that this market needs more competition, not less. To enter the market you need huge swaths of spectrum and having that in the hands of three large competitors vs allowing more competition is unwise for consumers. This deal should be quickly shot down by the FCC/ DOJ. We need more entrants in the space, not less.