More good news for Sprint! Read it and weep!
Not really something to toot about, especially #10.
1. Clearwire and 4G-Yeah, we went for the obvious one first, but hey, barring any major screw-ups, the Sprint-backed Clearwire LLC (Nasdaq: CLWR - message board) venture will be the first to offer 4G-like services in the U.S. Both companies have said they'll have initial markets up and running in late 2008, beating a planned Verizon Wireless long-term evolution (LTE) rollout by a year.
2. Higher data revenues - kudos for that.
3. Not all customers are jumping ship - Check the numbers, Jack. Sprint added 343,000 Boost Unlimited and 183,000 wholesale and affiliate subscribers in the first quar...
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Funny, if Sprint is doing so terrible they sure can scrape up a few billion to drop into WiMax. We just got finished converting all Nextel/Sprint customers on to a brand new billion dollar state of the art billing system. Theyre even in the process of gathering ideas for "employee friendly" additions to the campus here in Overland Park.
Ill keep getting my hour long massages every 2 weeks here at the campus and enjoy lunch being catered in daily to my department, my unlimited everything for free phone line, my 10 employee advantage lines, my free Instinct the day it is released, 5% matched 401k, tuition reimbursement, and tons and tons of other perks at Sprint all da...
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gibson714 said:
I don't know if you have ever worked in wireless but the demand for Aircards and High Speed PDA devices is not exactly booming.It has its niche but the VAST MAJORITY of customers are not looking for that right now.
I was in mangement for Sprint(above Store Manager) and I left just before Dan Hesse took over but the reputation and image that people have of Sprint as a company is so bad right now I don't think they can recover.
Gibson, ever since you claimed that demand for data cards and high speed PDA devices wasnt booming you pretty much lost any chance that someone might value what you say considering, THAT statement is totally WRONG!
Then you followed it up with a claim that you ...
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All that I meant by my statement of above store management was that I had a little more access to reports and data that showed that the main cause of data explosion was messaging and mobile downloads. Anyways I am not getting into that arguement again because I feel like I am talking to a 13 yr old kid.
You have failed at trying to insult me, you have failed at trying to be funny and I am pretty sure you will fail the rest of your life. Keep up the Good...
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gibson714 said:
All that I meant by my statement of above store management was that I had a little more access to reports and data that showed that the main cause of data explosion was messaging and mobile downloads.
So please tell us, since you are no longer a Sprint employee, what "top secret" reports did you read where it said the "data explosion" was due to "messaging and mobile downloads". Hate to tell you buddy but messaging quit going through the mobile web and using bandwidth on 99% of phones maybe 5-6 years ago!! Data services and "messaging" have little to do with each other. Go to the Sprint store, see if you find any phones whose text messaging goes through the internet. You will be hard pr...
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