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  1. centermedic
    Either way it will catch your attention!
  2. centermedic
    Just imagine the soccer ball is a big ole chicken!
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    Exactly. It puzzles me why people become attached to one brand to the point that a criticism against that brand is taken personally. Nothing is perfect. Even a loyal car buyer will admit that their car is not perfect and even give a nod to the "other guy" when they do something cool. What we see now is just getting ridiculous. We cant even have an intelligent discussion in this forum without somebody going to another forum using unflattering terms in refeerence to s4gru simply because we like to deal in facts and not hyperbole.
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    It all depends where your target price is. I think Sprint has the potential to hit $25-30 a share in 3-5 years.
  5. centermedic
    Nice. Some s4gru haters should read that page.
  6. centermedic
    There is not a lot of wiggle room in price nowadays. I'm still convinced that Sprint needs to offer more value in their plans. It may also be time for Sprint to revisit a comprehensive customer retention program.
  7. centermedic
    I see the 4g fee in the wild about as much as i see bigfoot....they don't exist. Although i do hope big foot could exist, that would be pretty cool
  8. centermedic
    Just trying to establish that there was a method behind the madness. So i guess Sprint saddled them with more debt than they could get in a sale. It was probably the right decision at the time but it has come back to haunt them. To add insult to injury, Centurylink is not doing to bad outside of its debt. http://ir.centurylink.com/QuarterlyResults.aspx?iid=4057179
  9. centermedic
    whenthey spun off Embarq they saddled them with debt?
  10. centermedic
    Already did my mea culpa on that one.
  11. centermedic
    I don't know. I'm just thinking about Son's reputation as a Chess player who thinks two steps ahead of everybody else and the unenviable position that T-Mo finds itself in right now. Time will tell if I am totally of base here.
  12. centermedic
    The conspiracy theorist in me wonders if the T-Mo merger turned out exactly the way he wanted it to.
  13. centermedic
    I still wonder why they would spin it off and not sell it outright. Or spin it off as a subsidiary. As it stands they gave it away, got nothing in return and lost the ability to add back-haul on their own in many markets. That ended up being a lose lose proposition.
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    Lol. Been looking and can't find it. I guess I remembered incorrectly I wonder why they shed it. I wonder if they saw it as a dying business. But then that would bring up the question as to way they did not cash out and sell it versus spinning it off into a company that did not need to maintain a relationship with Sprint. Fun fact...Hesse was CEO of Embarq before he became Sprints CEO.
  15. centermedic
    IIRC as a provision of the Nextel merger Sprint had to sell of Embarq.
  16. centermedic
    I use sharebuilder. If you opt for the monthly subscription there are no buying fees.
  17. centermedic
    It looks like it gets location and phone identity information which is perfectly legal. But if it can read private data off of your phone then there is a privacy issue there. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/08/cellphone-data-spying-nsa-police/3902809/
  18. centermedic
    Sorry. I think I had too much clam juice.
  19. centermedic
    As the plans are set up now, when you have a choice of unlimited then you pay more. There is no reason to think that this type of pricing will not continue in the future. Good luck telling an unlimited customer who is paying more money that they should have less tethering data then a customer who is paying less. As far as tethering other ways I have been waiting for Sprint to put the kabash on that. It is just a matter of time.
  20. centermedic
    The issue is when you have a customer with 3 gigs of tethering data. that means they can tether more than an unlimited customer.
  21. centermedic
    I like included tethering but you run into an issue when you only give 1gb of tethering with the unlimited plans and other plans get a tethering amount equal to their data allotment. I would just rather see 1-2 gb of tethering included with all data plans.
  22. centermedic
    I believe that it is better for Sprint to offer higher value plans versus lowering prices.
  23. centermedic
    Ahhhh.
  24. centermedic
    Just comparing. If I read it right T-Mo's new plan is shared data while Framily is not. That's a plus.
  25. centermedic
    Don't forget that each line gets the allotted amount of data. In other words it is not shared.
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