AWS Spectrum Auction Ends
How well did T-Mobile do?
at least 20MHz
to answer the OP:
currently T-mobile still have no 2G coverage in some markets
these 3G licenses can help opening up these new markets, and gain at least 1 million customers
yes, T-Mobile can simply buyout Suncom to gain 2G native coverage in these markets, but the question is: how much it costs to acquire Suncom?!
IMO, the new AWS licenses still don't change the likelihood (high) of T-Mobile taking over SunCom sooner or later...having AWS without PCS doesn't make a lot of sense.
-SC
if Triton (Suncom) mergers with DT, it'll be certain type, that may not cost DT much money (this'll be a mutual relationship, or like Iowa Wireless, becomes a T-Mobile Affiliate)
since Suncom is under bad fincial shape, that they're likely to ask DT to help, and becomes T-Mobile Affiliate (the latter case) is just a matter of time
Suncom must join DT to save themselves (and gain 3G service from T-Mobile, and give 2G service to T-Mobile)
longhorntodd said:
They spent allot of money but the real question is did they get good bang for their buck? My belief is they over spent in many areas. But all in all they did well I think! Can they continue to offer their data products at such a low cost with this kind of money to make up?
i don't think they can. in order to build out this new spectrum, i wouldn't be surprised if you see them start to scale back on their offerings to more closely resemble plans that the other major carriers offer.
DT might be the parent company, but $4 Billion is a lot to make up. it's not like the spent it aquiring another company and gaining subs. they have the same number of subs, so they have their work cut out ...
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I think all in all they did a good job but they should have tried to outbid Verizon with getting the F blocks in the areas wher...
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lol
scroll to the bottom, you'll see the REAG licenses, and see how much of all F blocks
they're all premium!!! 🤣 😲
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