T-Mobile Wants FCC to Weigh In On Data Roaming
They want their cake and eat it too!
T-Mobile will bash their competitors every chance they get then go and cry to the FCC when they don't get their way???
Hey T-Mobile, It's called "Business" and right now you have "no business" telling your competitors what they can or can not charge to use THEIR network!!!
Hey T-Mobile, It's called "Business" and right now you have "no business" telling your competitors what they can or can not charge to use THEIR network!!!
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We will see how much involvement they want from the FCC after the FCC squashes the Tmobile Sprint merger.
I would like to point out though that this "Business" Is federally regulated. It is so regulated they have to get the government's approval for plan pricing changes. It is actually kind of hard to believe that the Government has yet to regulate roaming agreements in the name of consumer protection.
I would like to point out though that this "Business" Is federally regulated. It is so regulated they have to get the government's approval for plan pricing changes. It is actually kind of hard to believe that the Government has yet to regulate roaming agreements in the name of consumer protection.
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I agree, my point is simply that T-Mobile wants everything and cries when they don't get it!
I said in a different post that this could backfire on them because AT&T doesn't have to renew their agreements with them even "if" the FCC steps in to regulate prices...which they did back in 2011.
I said in a different post that this could backfire on them because AT&T doesn't have to renew their agreements with them even "if" the FCC steps in to regulate prices...which they did back in 2011.
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