Sprint, Nextel Complete Merger
Is it really going to make a difference?
Is it going to actually change anything?
Is anyone overly excited about this deal?
Will the merger improve Sprints' customer service?
Many questions, but I guess we have to wait and see.
Is anyone overly excited about this deal?
Will the merger improve Sprints' customer service?
Many questions, but I guess we have to wait and see.
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they have a provent results of performing the best with many industry-leading metrics.
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they have a provent results of performing the best with many industry-leading metrics.
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probably wont help customer service, due to sprint practice of operating its call centers seperate from sprintpcs retail divison. The problem being the training that csa's get; they have virtually no hands on with customers or sprintpcs products and s...
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Time to dominate the industry
Now, that the companies are officially merged and one, it is time to see what their assets, and the best management can do to make them the best in the industry, and I strongly believe that they will.
The ability to say they are one company isn't going to change anything yet. It's going to take an extremely long time before Sprint and Nextel will be able to brag about dominating the industry in any perspective.
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Hope everything works out for you and your company.
Question though, when they do merge, which crappy service will they use?
Question though, when they do merge, which crappy service will they use?
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No Risk - No Reward
Sprint and the rest of the US operators have played it safe for a long time. That is the nature of the game of a national operator of course but consolidation may mean less risk taking overall.
That presents sprint with an opportunity. Do they play it safe as verizon and cingular certainly will or do they take a chance.
Sprint is in a unique position because one of the terms of the merger was that sprint-nextel must do something with the MMDS spectrum within 4 years. The only logical solution for a next generation network is flarion's flash OFDM.
Why? It is the only mobile broadband tech that works and has the backing of a major vendor (qualcomm). The other options will not be ready in time. Plus, flarion can do VoIP, mobility, and...
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That presents sprint with an opportunity. Do they play it safe as verizon and cingular certainly will or do they take a chance.
Sprint is in a unique position because one of the terms of the merger was that sprint-nextel must do something with the MMDS spectrum within 4 years. The only logical solution for a next generation network is flarion's flash OFDM.
Why? It is the only mobile broadband tech that works and has the backing of a major vendor (qualcomm). The other options will not be ready in time. Plus, flarion can do VoIP, mobility, and...
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Flarion’s Flex or Wimax.
Hmm… very interesting choices.
Hmm… very interesting choices.
Getting Nextel Phones.....
With the New Merger, is it possible for me to get a Nextel phone without having to pay a deposit, or is Sprint and Nextel still 2 different services and I have to sign up with Nextel to get a phone and go by the Nextel contract?
Nextel and Sprint will still run as separate services for a while...although it will be made to where you can more easily switch between the two.
Please go to this url that i have provided for more information.
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I hope the best for them. 😁
