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I wasn't referring to you. I was talking about Moffett.

Regardless of whatever that nebulous reason is, it doesn't negate Bryce's point that the guy has been more miss than hit when it comes to $S.

An interesting little tidbit from MWC

It's from the recent Baywatch movie.

I've had HD voice when using wifi calling to talk to other Sprint users for at least a couple of months now. I just figured that it was one of those little things that Sprint enabled for everybody with little fanfare. It's a bit inconsistent for me though. Most times it works, other times it doesn't even when calling the same number.

That would be nice indeed, but I think efforts towards that end were scrapped a while ago.

IIRC the general consensus from people who live in the area or have travelled through their territory is that they're quite horrible.

Not quite. Swiftel is still limping along.

Marcelo says that you can connect back to your friends and family back in the United States without worrying about your bill so that leads me to believe that calling back home is included. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Sprint Tops the Podium at the 2018 Winter Games for the Best FREE High-Speed Data Option

Almost prophetic.... Sprint and Cox partnership

Software update. December security patch. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

I think it would be better to announce those initiatives on their own after they've been completed or at least started and without referencing any hot button issues. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Again, that's great, but like I previously stated, I just think it'd be better to do it first and then tout the accomplishments afterwards. I'm sure that his intentions were good, but it came off as favoring one side of a heated political issue. I don't think that's a good idea in Marcelo's position. I'm sure that they don't, but if you go back to my original post on this matter you will see that I was specifically talking about social media. Most customers aren't paying attention to Marcelo speaking on earnings calls and Sprint company letters. Most customers and potential customers are probably on social media though. Moreover, Sprint isn't Apple simply put. The Apple machine is nigh unstoppable at this point so their CEO can afford to be a bit more vocal on some topics. Sprint, not so much.

There's a lot of "ifs" in there, plus you're strawmanning here. I never claimed that *if* any or all of those things come to pass that it would be a bad thing for anyone. I'll reiterate my point: I don't think that it's a good idea for Marcelo to be on Twitter lauding the outcome of a politically divisive vote. If he's going to do all of the wonderful things that are being claimed then great. Do it first and then tout your accomplishments afterwards. Entitled to? Sure. Whether it's a good idea is debatable. I just think that if you're the CEO of a company whose customers and potential customers are all over the political spectrum then it would probably be best to appear politically neutral on a public space such as Twitter. I simply don't see the benefit in possibly alienating past, present or future customers. BTW I just checked Tim Cook's Twitter feed and I didn't notice anything about the tax bill on there... Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

I never said otherwise although your assertion is not entirely accurate, but that's an altogether different discussion. Key word is "companies". If something needed to be said then I feel that it would have been best for Sprint to have said it via a press release instead of Marcelo. Honestly, I think the vehement backlash that he's receiving is answer enough. Sprint doesn't have the cache of an Apple, Exxon, Walmart or a Berkshire Hathaway so in my opinion it's probably not a good idea for it's CEO to invite unnecessary criticism by lauding the outcome of a rather unpopular political vote. I don't see the benefit of Marcelo's tweet in this instance. I think, if anything, Sprint probably should've given a response similar to Amazon's from the article that you linked and left it at that. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Those comments on that tweet are brutal. Someone on Sprint's social media team should help Marcelo navigate landmines like this. Racism is a perfectly acceptable and safe thing to denounce. A partisan issue like the tax bill is clearly emotionally charged and it probably would've been best for him not to comment publicly on it one way or the other. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

T-Mobile acquires Layer3 TV

Before even clicking on the link I knew that it had to be Legere's boy, Roger Cheng and sure enough...

Indeed, hence my comment about also perhaps signing a similar deal with Cox, which at some point was rumored to be an Altice acquisition target. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Nice! I wish that they'd sign a similar deal with Cox as well. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'm not being any "way". I asked you a simple question. Btw, taking every anonymous report as gospel might not be the best idea, but hey do you. Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk

Dish? When exactly did this occur? Possible I suppose as it has been there before, but I wouldn't necessarily put too much stock (no pun intended) into what Craig Muppett says.

Update on Sprint Puerto Rico & USVI operations Update on Puerto Rico Restoration SEPTEMBER 29, 2017 - We continue to make good progress bringing cell sites up in Puerto Rico, but there is still a tremendous amount of work to do. Our recovery teams are on the ground and more personnel continue to fly into the island. We’ve been working aggressively to assess damage and restore service, with engineers conducting reconnaissance of sites both on the ground and from the air via helicopter. Our towers are still standing and largely intact, despite the devastation across the island, and we’re doing everything we can to restore backhaul and power. We are focusing first on restoring the most populous areas and then building out from there. Over the next several days, air shipments including a chartered cargo flight are expected to arrive with network equipment including satellite (VSAT) equipment for restoring voice and text service, microwave backhaul sets, chargers and battery packs for our customers, and other items such as water and cots. A cargo ship is currently on its way with fuel. And Sprint has chartered a cargo ship to transport additional fuel and larger power equipment to sail early next week. Our team continues to coordinate with federal and local government agencies on the island, including the Housing and Education Authority of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Just FYI as this isn't really a market specific subject, there is a thread discussing this very topic in the general topics forum: Proposed Sprint t-mobile merger discussion