What locations?
Anybody with connections know where exactly this will happen? I have family in Virginia that have Verizon, and I have both AT&T and Verizon (still deciding which is better). I do know that the area they live will be affected by the merger. Verizon has footprint there as well as the late Alltel. If AT&T buys the towers there both services would work. I just wanna know if this will be all divested towers or just certain areas.
The DOJ will probably only allow AT&T to acquire spectrum in markets that Verizion and Alltel existed but that AT&T did not yet have a presence.
-Justin
North Dakota, South Dakota, and parts of MN and NE in the midwest/plains region are areas that must be divested.
I don't understand how this works. . .
Verizon's assets are CDMA, and AT&T (GSM) is persuing Verizon's asset. I don't get this.
A little help please.
Att is after the Spectrum. It wouldnt be that hard to convert to GSM from CDMA. Att just needs the space not nessessarily the "towers".
long story short picture spectrum like a very wide toll road.
the government regulates how many lanes of the toll road each carrier has access to. the more spectrum a single carrier has the more lanes they can have customers on and the easier traff...
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