FCC Approves Sale of Alltel to Private Investors
The price is right?
I think Verizon will buy out Alltel if the price is right. I think that that's mostly what it comes down to.
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actually, online personalities dont impress me much.
my co-workers are another story. (dont do people from work) (esta no bueno)
my co-workers are another story. (dont do people from work) (esta no bueno)
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beeferjay said:
and also what it comes down to is that you kinda look like katie couric
Line of the day goes to beeferjay. I have never laughed like a retard as much as 2 minutes ago!! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
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My name is Shannon. Not Katie Couric. In fact she's 51. I'm 21. Not a very nice comparison. I joined phonescoop to talk about phones, not because it is a great dating service. In fact I'm married.
I work in the wireless industry, and absolutely love it...thanks to the people who have been replying to my posts.
I work in the wireless industry, and absolutely love it...thanks to the people who have been replying to my posts.
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has anyone heard if the FCC has approved the A&tt merger with dobson cell one yet.
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I don't think it's quite that simple for several reasons:
1. If the price was the only issue, Verizon would have bought out Alltel straight away. Now that a private investment firm(s) bought them, the firms have to turn a profit which means the price goes up.
2. There are lots of areas, like South Dakota, where Verizon and Alltel are the two primary rural carriers. If Verizon were to buy out Alltel, they would have to sell a significant number of towers to US Cellular or Sprint or someone to avoid monopoly issues.
If a single company could use a huge boost in rural coverage, it would be Sprint, but they're so bogged down in merging with Nextel and trying to turn a profit from that, that I doubt they're in any shape to buy a comp...
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1. If the price was the only issue, Verizon would have bought out Alltel straight away. Now that a private investment firm(s) bought them, the firms have to turn a profit which means the price goes up.
2. There are lots of areas, like South Dakota, where Verizon and Alltel are the two primary rural carriers. If Verizon were to buy out Alltel, they would have to sell a significant number of towers to US Cellular or Sprint or someone to avoid monopoly issues.
If a single company could use a huge boost in rural coverage, it would be Sprint, but they're so bogged down in merging with Nextel and trying to turn a profit from that, that I doubt they're in any shape to buy a comp...
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