AT@T in South Texas
Has any AT@T employee heard anything about AT@T buying out US Cellular in South Texas? Do you have any information on how AT@T treats their employees?
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I've heard that the company is great to work for as far as large companies go... Unlimited service, free or really inexpensive health care, career advancement, tuition reimbursment... also the standard stock and 401K package... try attwsjobs.com
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I have worked for AT&T Wireless for 2 years & 9 months & have never worked for a company that has treated me better if that answers your question.
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I am a former employee of AT&T Wireless left for personal reasons and I must say they are an awesome company to work for. They treat their employees like gold. They give them so much and give them so much respect. No matter what job you do there.
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i have heard that ATTWS has bought all of US Cells service in s.TX for about 60-70 million and that inc all of their services right up until Houston is what i read but who knows but S TX definitely. 🤣
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Where did you hear about attws buying us cellular? I think that would be cool as I am from down south.
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Redmond, WA - AT&T Wireless (NYSE:AWE) today announced it has signed an agreement to purchase U.S. Cellular's (AMEX: USM) TDMA wireless operations in south Texas, a market serving 74,000 customers and covering a population of more than 1.3 million people.
The $95 million cash acquisition complements AT&T Wireless' nationwide TDMA and GSM/GPRS networks, expanding the company's presence in south central Texas by tying together existing networks in Houston, San Antonio, and Austin, and pushing coverage south to Corpus Christi and Laredo. The markets also cover key sections of Interstate 37 and State Highways 77 and 281. Closing is expected in the first quarter of 2004, subject to federal regulatory approvals.
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The $95 million cash acquisition complements AT&T Wireless' nationwide TDMA and GSM/GPRS networks, expanding the company's presence in south central Texas by tying together existing networks in Houston, San Antonio, and Austin, and pushing coverage south to Corpus Christi and Laredo. The markets also cover key sections of Interstate 37 and State Highways 77 and 281. Closing is expected in the first quarter of 2004, subject to federal regulatory approvals.
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