Sprint CEO: Industry Has to Deal with the Duopoly
People are putting too much of their own emotion into this
And not enough common sense. Verizon and AT&T rule their respective roosts. They do not need to negotiate or have competitive price plans - as they pretty much rule it all.
Let's forget for a second that Verizon and AT&T are MUCH more expensive than Sprint, and look at the fact that Sprint is the ONLY national carrier with unlimited data.
It's the fact that Verizon and AT&T think they can get away with capping you - and also charging you more.
So yes, Dan was discussing how two mega-companies are not good for the average person - and it shouldn't be in any ones interests (besides the corporations) for Verizon and AT&T to expand further.
AT&T and Verizon also are not "Masters" of business - they simply BUY everyone and then pa...
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Let's forget for a second that Verizon and AT&T are MUCH more expensive than Sprint, and look at the fact that Sprint is the ONLY national carrier with unlimited data.
It's the fact that Verizon and AT&T think they can get away with capping you - and also charging you more.
So yes, Dan was discussing how two mega-companies are not good for the average person - and it shouldn't be in any ones interests (besides the corporations) for Verizon and AT&T to expand further.
AT&T and Verizon also are not "Masters" of business - they simply BUY everyone and then pa...
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THANK YOU, I don't get how other people in these forums don't grasp this...it's beyond me.
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Are you blind? Look at the number of acquisitions both ATT and Verizon have made. I wish there was a report hat showed their increase in customers without acquisitions. Or for that matter the increase in network coverage.
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The problem is the disparity between the quality of the data networks on the big 2 and Sprint. I don't know how many people here actually have Sprint but I do. 3G speed tests average about 0.2 MB. 4G speed tests average, when I can get it, 1.7MB. This is downtown in St Louis, MO which is hardly a small town.
I am GLADLY willing to pay $15 more a month to the big two to get 3G speeds that average in my area about 2 MB or 4G speeds that average 10MB. I see that extra $15 as a bargain. I mean what is the difference in paying $80/mo for a phone I can't really use or paying $95 for a phone that gets signal anywhere I go.
I am GLADLY willing to pay $15 more a month to the big two to get 3G speeds that average in my area about 2 MB or 4G speeds that average 10MB. I see that extra $15 as a bargain. I mean what is the difference in paying $80/mo for a phone I can't really use or paying $95 for a phone that gets signal anywhere I go.
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