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Sprint Finalizes Virgin Mobile Buy

Nov 24, 2009, 2:47 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Sprint Nextel announced that it has completed its acquisition of Virgin Mobile. Virgin Mobile's shareholders voted in favor of the acquisition earlier today, paving the way for the deal to go through. Sprint will offer both Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile pre-paid services and says that customers will experience no interruption or change in their services as a result of the acquisition.

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ruler_goddess

Nov 25, 2009, 1:29 PM

This is dumb

I don't get this becuas eif there is not changes in services VM customers are getting screwed as boost offers unlimited for 50 bucks but they charge roaming fees. I dont know that just dont seem fair im pretty pissed at VM service right now.

ads1525

Nov 24, 2009, 3:50 PM

Correct me if im wrong...

Isnt T-mobile trying to buy out sprint? just a rumor i heard and would like to know more info.

gldnhrtrblfst

its been in talks for almost 2 years now, doesn't seem like anything is going to come of it though i could be wrong

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muchdrama

ads1525 said:
Isnt T-mobile trying to buy out sprint? just a rumor i heard and would like to know more info.

Deutsche is looking for partners for Tmobile.

I doubt anything will come of the Sprint talk.

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