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14 minutes ago, PhillipJames89 said:
dang thats a lot. I say we all should come together and create a 5G startup, sell it to tmobile or have them invest in it lol
Do it.
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Best MVNOs That Use T-Mobile's Network in 2020
https://www.androidcentral.com/best-mvnos-use-t-mobiles-network
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Will there be any 5G data caps or throttling of user speeds?
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38 minutes ago, afazel said:
I'm thinking fixed 5G for the home and TVision rollout over 5G.
Any idea/guesses on on pricing for fixed wireless home offerings from T-Mobile?
I currently spend $100/mo for Verizon Fios. (300mbps)
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Next Tuesday, May 26, T-Mobile customers will get a free Impossible Whopper from Burger King.
https://www.tmonews.com/2020/05/t-mobile-tuesdays-free-impossible-whopper-next-week/
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LG G7 ThinQ
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8 hours ago, IrwinshereAgain said:TMobile updated my LG G7 ThinQ to Android 10 today. Pretty large update, but it downloaded and updated pretty fast.
Looks good so far.
Hopefully the update comes to Sprint soon.
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SoftBank is selling part of its T-Mobile stake in a secondary offering
- SoftBank is selling part of its stake in T-Mobile through a secondary offering
- Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs will underwrite the offering
- The secondary offering is in addition to the sale to T-Mobile’s parent company Deutsche Telekom
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2 hours ago, dro1984 said:
Rather than all the "could have been.... should have been" talk ... guys... .... It's over. We can vent and take our frustrations out on Masa and his side kick Marcelo until the cows come home. It's a waste of energy.
Welcome to the New T-Mobile!
What I want to know if the S4GRU members in New York City and Philadelphia, are you guys seeing more sites come on line? The deployment was scattered, but are you seeing things fill in? Wonder when all the old Sprint cell sites will be relabeled "T-Mobile" on our phones?
False. There are entire schools and programs dedicated to studying and discussing the past so that the same mistakes are not repeated in business, management, and technology.
We can then take those lessons learned when we have future decisions to make as a consumer or possibly as a leader when we see similar situations down the road.
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SoftBank may sell down TMUS stake
Scrambling to raise funds following an $18B annual loss at its Vision Fund, SoftBank is in talks to sell a significant portion of its T-Mobile U.S. stake to controlling shareholder Deutsche Telekom.
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3575394-softbank-may-sell-down-tmus-stake-using-baba-for-buybacks
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23 hours ago, dkyeager said:
The first question should be how does service differ between the two in places that you need it? This is not a metro ranking question but actual usage at these specific locations.
No significant difference in service.
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I am tempted to give up my Sprint line and switch to T-Mobile now for the included Netflix subscription and 50% off OnePlus 8 promotion.
What are the pros and cons to making this switch to T-Mobile now instead of staying in a Sprint account?
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When/what new 5G phones will be coming to Sprint users in the near future?
We are still stuck with only the Samsung Galaxy S20 variants. The OnePlus 8 is available on T-Mobile, but not the Sprint website.
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I will miss Sprint like I miss high school, but I never want to go back.
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T-Mobile, cable and Dish Network are well positioned to benefit from the trends as the U.S. heads into a recession while Verizon and AT&T “will be caught between a slowing industry and share loss to challengers.”
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8 minutes ago, RedSpark said:
https://nypost.com/2020/04/12/ergens-wireless-network-plans-dim-amid-coronavirus-pandemic
Charlie may have hit a snag here....
I hope there is no significant delay (again) by DISH. The Federal Reserve and other central banks have pumped trillions of dollars into the markets this past month in order to provide liquidity. My expectation as a tax-paying citizen is that the point of all that money is to ensure continuance of capital investments such as building out America's 5G infrastructure.
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Sad!
I've satisfactorily owned the LG G2, G3, G4 and G7.
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7 hours ago, though said:
T-Mobile expected to buy Shentel's 1.1M wireless customers
What would be the payout to Shentel (SHEN) shareholders?
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On 3/23/2020 at 3:56 PM, clbowens said:
You guys see that the unlocked versions of the S20 and the S20+ are now $200 cheaper?
Where
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On 3/13/2020 at 4:26 PM, clbowens said:
I would not be surprised if the merger gets delayed because of COVID-19
Why?
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It looks like my LG G7 from 2018 is compatible with T-Mobile's 4G bands, so I will keep using it.
https://www.gsmarena.com/lg_g7_thinq-9115.php
If I want a 5G phone, it looks like the Galaxy S20 variants are the only ones that are compatible right now with both Sprint and T-Mobile's current 5G bands.
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Sprint stock price now above $9 for the first time in years.
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28 minutes ago, bigsnake49 said:
For people worried about Shentel with respect to this merger, I found an old article from when the merger was first proposed:
"Specifically, the analysts at Macquarie Research wrote that the proposed Sprint and T-Mobile merger “could lead to one of several positive outcomes: 1) New T-Mobile could buy Shentel’s wireless business; 2) Shentel could buy T-Mobile’s subs in its footprint at 75% of their value with financing help from New T-Mobile (if needed); or 3) T-Mobile would have to turn off the competing network; with this, Shentel would get rid of a competitor and gain access to T-Mobile’s spectrum. For the right deal, including the purchase of T-Mobile’s subs, we expect management could take leverage up to 4.5x.”"
https://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/shentel-carrier-at-crossroads-sprint-and-t-mobile-merger
Good. I bought shares in Shentel (SHEN) and US Cellular (USM) a year or two ago when their stock prices went down. Waiting for a business consolidation event that causes their value to double or more.
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12 minutes ago, bigsnake49 said:
Those people that think that T-Mobile does not need to offer attractive offers to upgrade the handsets just imagine what kind of offers AT&T and Verizon will start offering to Sprint customers. A brand new iPhone on us or an attractive trade-in offer if you bring your number to us and you won't have to worry about these integration pains. Oh and these attractive per month plans. They will try to poach each and every Sprint customers. So T-Mobile will have to fight for each and every customer. They better come prepared.
Nice. All three of my 4G Sprint phones are ready or near ready for upgrade. I will wait until the "attractive offers" start.
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I have 3 Sprint lines on "Unlimited Plan v2" and would like more than 500MB of mobile hotspot data.
T-Mobile's basic "Magenta" plan provides 3GB of mobile hotspot data.
Build your own devices, routers, relays, IoT etc.
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Nice!