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Hopefully with the injection of money from SoftBank, Sprint will revisit this decision. Not adding Network Vision to areas with iDEN only sites represents a lost opportunity imo. Without it, Nextel customers in those areas have zero incentive to switch to Sprint CDMA and if they do they'll be terminated for excessive roaming in a few months anyway.

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Not much of a surprise really when you look at the anti-competitive manner in which cellular spectrum was passed out a few decades ago.

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http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/verizon-cfo-our-700-mhz-spectrum-sale-not-fire-sale/2012-10-18 Now wait a minute. It seems to me that for months VZW was swearing up and down that if the FCC approves their SpectrumCo AWS purchase, they'd sell off all of their 700MHz spectrum except for the upper C which they're currently using, of course. Now when it's time for the rubber to meet the road, they're waffling. If they don't get fair value they'll use it "internally"?! What the heck does that even mean. Typical VZW. Hopefully the FCC won't let them get away with their shenanigans.

Nope. I was reading about this a couple of weeks ago. Verizon sold them a bill of goods. You're right too. Nex-Tech already has a relationship with Sprint. They should align their LTE build-out to match Sprint's. That'd be a win-win.