Sprint: AT&T and T-Mobile Merger Would Create Duopoly
Dan Hesse is a brilliant, customer focused CEO & Sprint RULES!!!
So, list your points. I will address them, and refute or concede each one. Perhaps, then, we can have a rational discussion.
AJ
wvucraig said:
Well AJ, since you are the resident genius here, why don't you list your points regarding how the proposed merger will harm the public interest. It would appear as though you are the most qualified to offer your opinion. I'm sure we, the ignorant masses, are eager to hear what you have to say.
To put it quite simply, I did not ask for ways in which the proposed merger would harm the public interest. And I am already on record at least partly in those regards elsewhere in this forum.
Additionally, the burdens of proof -- particularly in these merger proceedings -- rest upon the proponents, not the opponents.
AJ
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I have zero respect for Sprint after their ignorant cry for government intervention.
No one but a card-carrying socialist would ever logically come to the conclusion that government interference would be better than a free-market resolution of any economic problems or "imbalances."
Let the people vote with their wallets, don't legislate competition, let it actually happen!
If you want more customers work your ass off for them! If you want lower prices don't buy the expensive stuff!
I always purchase the product or service that is best for me. I balance quality, price and quantity against my own values and make a decision a...
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to be honest with you, i think the smaller companies might do a little bit better 🙂
Troll-Bait said:
No one but a card-carrying socialist would ever logically come to the conclusion that government interference would be better than a free-market resolution of any economic problems or "imbalances."
You cannot see the forest for the trees.
One, the domestic wireless industry is hardly a free market. Rather, it is a largely closed market with a few entities controlling nearly all of the means of production (e.g. wireless spectrum), thus massive barriers to entry practically prevent the emergence of new competitors.
Two, approval of this merger would bring about even more government interference, as regulators would have to impose myriad conditions to ensure that the combined AT&T-T-Mo...
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