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Sprint and T-Mobile Filing with the FCC On June 18

Jun 15, 2018, 12:47 PM by Eric M. Zeman

The FCC revealed that it expects Sprint and T-Mobile to file on Monday June 18 the necessary paperwork needed for Sprint to transfer control of its spectrum licenses and other assets to T-Mobile. The FCC opened a docket ahead of the expected action. At the same time the FCC filed a protective order concerning the docket. This means much of the information shared between Sprint, T-Mobile, and the FCC will remain confidential as the agency considers whether or not to allow the transaction to take place. The companies announced their intent to merge in April. The deal requires government approval.

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gloopey1

Jun 16, 2018, 1:00 PM

The Pink Has to Go

OK, I understand that T-Mobile wants to keep its name, but pink is just a bad color. Sprint took Nextel’s black & yellow, and they should do the same.

Charmed179

Seeing as tmobile is paying, they can keep the pink!

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Versed

Yeah and look just how well those colors did for them.

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