Sprint + FUTURE mobility fund auction

[maximus1987/lou99]

Will Sprint participate in any future mobility fund auction?

 

"FCC kicks off $300M Mobility Fund auction for rural mobile broadband"

Read more: FCC kicks off $300M Mobility Fund auction for rural mobile broadband - FierceWireless http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/fcc-kicks-300m-mobility-fund-auction-rural-mobile-broadband/2012-09-27#ixzz2XpYO7EjN 
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I understand that it couldn't participate in the first one cause it was busy not dying but what about in the future?

 

This would be a cheaper and lower-risk way to get its foot in the door in rural areas.

[z250kid]

Will Sprint participate in any future mobility fund auction?

 

"FCC kicks off $300M Mobility Fund auction for rural mobile broadband"

 

Read more: FCC kicks off $300M Mobility Fund auction for rural mobile broadband - FierceWireless http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/fcc-kicks-300m-mobility-fund-auction-rural-mobile-broadband/2012-09-27#ixzz2XpYO7EjN 

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I understand that it couldn't participate in the first one cause it was busy not dying but what about in the future?

 

This would be a cheaper and lower-risk way to get its foot in the door in rural areas.

This is a cleaver way for the fcc to make carriers expand there coverage lol.  Great idea

 

I just hope new towers are not 3g!

[ChadBroChillz]

Will Sprint participate in any future mobility fund auction?

 

"FCC kicks off $300M Mobility Fund auction for rural mobile broadband"

 

Read more: FCC kicks off $300M Mobility Fund auction for rural mobile broadband - FierceWireless http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/fcc-kicks-300m-mobility-fund-auction-rural-mobile-broadband/2012-09-27#ixzz2XpYO7EjN 

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I understand that it couldn't participate in the first one cause it was busy not dying but what about in the future?

 

This would be a cheaper and lower-risk way to get its foot in the door in rural areas.

 

We probably will not know until they set up another one. I am sure Sprint would be more willing this time around. 

[WiWavelength]

Like "The Simpsons," S4GRU already did this discussion -- over a year ago.

 

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/1032-fcc-approves-lte-deployment-in-800mhz-smr-band/?p=20459

 

AJ