What's the big deal
As I have been involved in the wireless industry for 8 years, and have been a part of a carrier that has aquired many carriers, there isn't anything for these T-Mobile folks to be worried about.
Cingular/AT&T has grandfathered it's aquired carriers rate plans and features. From Dobson, Brazos Cellular, AT&T Wireless, Alltel, and others, these folks started off on day one with their existing old carrier rate plan.
So why is everyone worried?
Will
cause it's gonna be the end of the wireless world as we know it!!!! AHHHH!!!!!1111one!!!!!!1
everyone is speculating that as competition decreases, prices will inevitably increase as a result. i agree with that notion for the most part, but i certa...
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Really???
So here is my issue with this guy. He is talking about the carriers being affordable. But yet he has no idea what any carrier might do in the future. No one saw the sprint plan changes, yet when they happened it was, and still is the best deal in wireless. The one point no one has made is this: Who is not to say that at@t would get smart and maybe adopt a few of tmobiles plans??? That would make the most sense.
i totally agree here. who knows maybe there might be changes for the better.
What are you smoking. ATT will never lower their prices down to Tmobile. They didn't spend $39,000,000,000 to lose money.
I am sorry but from a business stand point, a company to spend as much as they have and risk $3 billion if the purchase does not go through is a company wanting to build and not bend as much as Tmobile has. In my opinion I will always see the glass ha...
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Nobody can say with absolute certainty what the future will hold; true. But it is still necessary to try to analyze this transaction and what the potential outcomes affecting the consumer will be. Namely, how likely/probable is it that cell phone se...
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