JThorson

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It doesn't have to be nationwide but strategically located rural/suburban areas to fill gaps and possibly areas where 800 can't be used like borders.

 

 

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800 can be used near borders, it just needs to be cleared with the government first and other countries.

Once the network is where it should be, its going to take time to regain lost subscribers, fix brand image, return to profitability etc.

 

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Very true, well said. 

EDIT: He is aiming for the network to be no. 1 or 2 in 12-24 months and within 3-5 years have Sprint profitable and have a good image again among consumers. (I'm speculating)

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/sprints-claure-gives-himself-3-5-years-turnaround-after-1-year-job/2015-08-25

Marcelo is saying he gives himself 3 to 5 years to turn Sprint around. What happened to the 24 months of being no. 1 or 2 for the network?

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T-Mobile will never become #2, neither will Sprint. 

Anything can happen. I could see Sprint becoming #2 if Softbank will keep providing them funding. T-Mobile doesn't have the financial backing right now so I don't see that happening.

I haven't heard anything on this for awhile. I still hope Sprint won't sell any of their 2.5Ghz spectrum

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/analyst-verizon-considers-sprints-25-ghz-spectrum-option-no-deals-are-motio/2015-07-29

Then who the frack is John Legere? I thought he was wireless Jesus?

John knows nothing about wireless, at least not to the extent of there praised savior Neville Ray. John is more like Adam from Adam and Eve. He gets things going, takes a piece of forbidden fruit and then disappears. 

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