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Deutsche Telekom Shopping T-Mobile to Comcast

Jun 17, 2015, 7:12 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Deutsche Telekom is discussing with Comcast the possibility of the cable firm buying T-Mobile US. Deutsche Telekom is talking to several other companies, including Dish Networks, but Comcast is seen as the primary contender thanks to its stronger finances. Deutsche Telekom hoped to sell T-Mobile to AT&T several years ago and then to Sprint last year. The company has gone on the record saying it will explore every possibility with respect to its U.S. wireless company. Neither Deutsche Telekom nor Comcast commented on Reuters' report, which cited unnamed sources.

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Jonathanlc2005

Jun 17, 2015, 12:23 PM

Sounds like they really want to get rid of it

First to att, then sprint, now the TV providers.

I thought T-Mobile was a hot commodity... What happened... Lol 🤣

Really interested in hearing the tmobile minions reply to this

phonefreak87

**** you know tmobile service really sucks anyone that buys tmobile will have alot of problems to fix about service wish the fcc would relize that they should of allowed att to merge with tmobile along time ago

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mikkej2k

Jun 17, 2015, 4:01 PM

Please!!!NO!!!

With Comcasts' customer service reputation being so poor , I can't see this being a plus for T-Mobile US.

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