JThorson

One of the things I read was instead of 3 years for no price hikes, they want 7 years.

Holy Cow

Mad hatter

Forest Animals

https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/21/18634195/t-mobile-sprint-merger-conditions-access-coverage I find this to be a valid point. New T-Mobile promises to expand coverage but there is no easy way to test if that is actually occurring.

Pot Pie

Divorce lawyer

https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/291245-sprint-is-practically-begging-regulators-to-approve-t-mobile-merger I didn't think there was a breakup fee if the deal falls through; besides the roaming agreements?

I've got the S9+

Sorry, I'll try to be more clear. I've been losing data connection on a consistent basis in the surrounding areas; I'll have good B25 or B41 connection then nothing, I don't even get ehrpd. I have Signal Check setup to alert me every time I lose data connection and it has been happening more frequently. I would check myself but don't really have the know-how . Does that make some sense?

Has anyone else around Seattle/North Seattle been dropping connections more often within the past couple weeks? I've lost connection multiple times on 405 near Bothell, in Kenmore, Lynnwood, Shoreline. Trying to figure out if it is me or something else.

Work out

Cookie monster

I agree with you but I could see them get in trouble with their wording. On https://newtmobile.com/ it states I could see them come back and say well lower than Verizon and AT&T...

I thought one of the big things in the merger was to lower prices? https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-gonzalez-sprint-t-mobile-merger-20190121-story.html