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With Sprint, Anyone Can Launch an MVNO

Jul 17, 2012, 9:22 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced an addition to its mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) packages that makes it easy for any business or entity to enter the wireless market. Sprint's new Single Source Enablement is a scalable offering that gives businesses or entrepreneurs as much or as little control over the back-end processes as they might want. In Sprints words, Single Source Enablement "can cover all systems, processes, customer care, online Web enablement, and the warehousing and distribution of devices so an MVNO can focus almost solely on acquiring customers." Sprint already offers two other solutions that provide varying levels of assistance and support to its wholesale customers. Sprint has been aggressive at signing dozens of wholesale customers that resell its devices and services under their own brand.

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BigRed75

Jul 17, 2012, 10:57 AM

"With Sprint, Anyone Can Launch an MVNO"

It's.... Yeah.... You know I can't. It's too easy. I don't want to be reprimanded for trolling. I can't. The title speaks for itself.

Andras888

Why would anyone want to rebrand this, and offer it to a customer as brand-x, when it can be sold as Sprint, a brand name that everyone is familiar with?

...

exibitsman

And what happens when one of these mvno's fails
to pay sprint.? 😳 😲 😲

Jellz

Jul 17, 2012, 9:26 AM

I love the title

because it's true 😁

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