Sprint to Fight 'Ma Bell Duopoly'
Why Sprint Should Win This Fight.
When I say Sprint should win, it isn't because I believe they will win. It isn't because of personal preference for the carrier.
I say it simply because they need to win. They need to win not only because of their own salvation, but also for all of our interests. It is very important for everyone to understand what I have just said.
I would like to recommend that the Representatives/Subscribers of both AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile that are advocating the acquistion, to take a step back and catch their breaths for a moment. This is not a sporting event. I would like to guess that most reps fighting for thier carrier, are parishioners of the industry for less than ten years. Many of these associates are college students working their way ...
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I say it simply because they need to win. They need to win not only because of their own salvation, but also for all of our interests. It is very important for everyone to understand what I have just said.
I would like to recommend that the Representatives/Subscribers of both AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile that are advocating the acquistion, to take a step back and catch their breaths for a moment. This is not a sporting event. I would like to guess that most reps fighting for thier carrier, are parishioners of the industry for less than ten years. Many of these associates are college students working their way ...
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And honestly, if T-Mobile customers really cared about iProducts or AT&T's coverage, they would already have AT&T.
T-Mobile's phones/plans are more like Sprints. They have a range of low to high end phones at an affordable rate.
If this deal goes through, we'll have two companies with rate upwards of $100/month, and Sprint as the only company to offer an unlimited data plan for under $100/month.
Anyone who required GSM for global would be forced to eat the new costs.
T-Mobile's phones/plans are more like Sprints. They have a range of low to high end phones at an affordable rate.
If this deal goes through, we'll have two companies with rate upwards of $100/month, and Sprint as the only company to offer an unlimited data plan for under $100/month.
Anyone who required GSM for global would be forced to eat the new costs.
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You wrote that release, didn't you? It sounds JUST LIKE you! Admit it. You gave them license to use one of your letters.
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