Sprint and SoftBank Tweak Deal; Sprint Disses Dish
REALLY
So, I could just be horrendous at math, but it seems to me that if you cut a $4.9 billion dollar investment by $3 billion, to instead give that money to shareholders in cash, reducing the investment in Sprint to $1.9 billion, is JUST a win for shareholders, and not so much a reflection on Network Vision progress... then again, that's going terribly, so maybe this was stated pretty precisely. Profitability improvements too, sure you invest less and the lackluster profits remain the same, i'd call that a profitability improvement versus what the write off might have be...
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carmodboy99 said:
...and not so much a reflection on Network Vision progress... then again, that's going terribly, so maybe this was stated pretty precisely.
Network Vision is actually progressing quite well. You need more accurate info to offer a well informed opinion.
AJ
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carmodboy99 said:
Considering that ive been a Sprint customer for 16 years, sold and promoted Sprint, and continue to stay on top of the companies overall activities, I would venture to say that my opinion might be far more "informed" than yours.
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You and I have very different ideas of what "progressing nicely" means, next time try just googling "Sprint network vision progress" so you come into the conversation with a clue.
No, you need to get a clue before continuing this discussion.
If you are just a Sprint sub and are relying on info from Sprint, your own complaints, and complaints of others, then you are not getting the real scoop. I am a writer for S4GRU, so I know the Network Vision in...
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carmodboy99 said:...
I guess to an extent I might be jaded... I've watched the company make the same moves with the same formula over and over again to no avail. First in 4G? was there a reason to head down that dead end? Only buying 56% of clearwire just to shovel cash at them at every turn, the justification at the time was "limited liability" in case Xohm failed.. um, yea. so when the latest and greatest "Network Vision started with them reducing tower overlap, and in the process leaving me with no service at home sans acrobatics I kinda lost hope. They got a couple fancy phones, slowed the bleeding, and now will see the last exodus of Nextel this quarter, then steps in a very limited Softbank, who just decided to
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I have faith that Sprint going forward will do better. I mean they have improved overall as a company specially with the customer service aspect. They can only get better if you know what I mean 😛
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