Sprint To Rein In Boost
MVNOs gone bad!!!
Well, they cant make CDMA walkie talkie type phones that will be sufficient enough for Boost and Nextel customers and they have to wait until REV A comes about to deploy Qchat. After that, then your theory would be wise, but until then not a chance.
😡 Nextel is... WAS too good for Sprint.
😎 And Boost Mobile's the ****! 🙄 That bitch is gonna suffer when they have to stop adding new customers.
1. great assets combined both cell towers, spectrum and subscribers
2. Nextel would have spent billions of dollars on IDEN, which is being seen to have a problem with capacity, and we are seeing that now with Boost as well as with their legacy. Nextel would also have to spend billions upgrading it to either CDMA or a next generation data network.
3. Nextel has a very good prepaid market and targets the business sector while Sprint targets the consumer sector. They wanted to differentiate themselves and still broaden their segments in which they target.
4. great data and products.
I would not say that Nextel was doing well on its own, because metrics were starting to diminish du...
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nextel18 said:
Yea, Nextel was too good for Sprint however when you combine them they will be a strong company perhaps it does not show that now, but it will.
And how the hell did you figure THAT out? Personal preference? LOL!
Sprint essentially saved Nextel from a dead-end existence.
But please, try and rewrite some more history...it sure is entertaining.
bones boy said:
HA HA HA I wondered how long before you would start hearing these type of stories, with the recent obnoxious onslaught of these prepaid services. Not a great situation for Sprint.
This has nothing to do with Sprint's original spectrum, and everything to do with the now Sprint owned iDen spectrum.
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