Att and cingular merger what going on what that?????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Att and cingular merger what going on what that????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????
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The planets and stars are aligning for a buyout/merger....IMO.
Too many things happening in the industry for there not to be something happening...again IMO.
Too many things happening in the industry for there not to be something happening...again IMO.
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The official AT&T response we are to say is something like:
"We did not hear anything about these rumours."
I think that's what the email said anyway.
"We did not hear anything about these rumours."
I think that's what the email said anyway.
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they ARE talking about plans to merger. but it has to go through higher people and fcc and people like that first. could be a couple of years before anything happens. plus, if cingulaer and attws do merg, verizon wil be ****tin briks.
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I AM ALL FOR A CINGULAR ATT MERGER. I TIRED OF HEARING HOW GREAT VERIZON IS.
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BEEPERDEPOT7 said:
I AM ALL FOR A CINGULAR ATT MERGER. I TIRED OF HEARING HOW GREAT VERIZON IS.
and how exactly would that merger affect verizon's "greatness"? if you're assuming that a merger between cingular and at&t will make the meshed company a great company then you obviously don't understand how the business works. true, they would be larger (in terms of customer base)-- is that what you mean by great? or are you forgetting that cingular will inherit 6 billion in debt acquired by at&t?
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where did you hear that we are 6 billion in debt? Is there a news article that I am missing?
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I'm sorry. I was wrong... it's 6.1 billion in debt. 😈
Let me help you out... paragraph #5.
"any buyer would also need to assume AT&T Wireless' debt, which totaled $6.1 billion at the end of the third quarter."
-Harry Weber, Associated Press
http://www.freep.com/money/business/cing21_20040121.htm »
Let me help you out... paragraph #5.
"any buyer would also need to assume AT&T Wireless' debt, which totaled $6.1 billion at the end of the third quarter."
-Harry Weber, Associated Press
http://www.freep.com/money/business/cing21_20040121.htm »
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