schoolhater1995
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This is interesting!
"BELLEVUE, Wash. and BERWYN, Pa.,
"BELLEVUE, Wash. and BERWYN, Pa.,
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T-Mobile Agrees to Acquire SunCom Wireless
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bEtHaNy SiMoNs!~!!
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Nice read thanks!
Man you beat me to it. Lol. Great info. I've been preaching this for months that it would be bebeficial for TMobile to do this. I mean they were the only other carrier to have the sidekick. They had great coverage in the Carolina's and they hacr great coverage in pureto Rico! So I'm glad! Thanks for the info to!~via BB (wap.rabroad.com)~
spunkadoodle
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was pleased to read about this acquisition on BGR. farther stretching network means more potential customers and more revenue which could be used to further enhance the network (such as a broad 3G release) and give them a heavier hand when competing for exclusive phone deals with manufacturers. nice to see tmo making moves.
randyj4ever
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something is just wrong with the math in this statement:
customers: from 105,000 to 1,100,000
revenue: from 206,700,000 to $242,500,000
The revenue per customer for the 'year ago' figures seem more realistic... either a zero is getting dropped somewhere, or this article is confusing net income for revenue.
customers: from 105,000 to 1,100,000
revenue: from 206,700,000 to $242,500,000
The revenue per customer for the 'year ago' figures seem more realistic... either a zero is getting dropped somewhere, or this article is confusing net income for revenue.
Jupiter Mission:
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Up BY over 105,000 which means they increased by over 105,000 subscribers (went from about 900,000 to 1.1 million) not from 105,000 which would mean that they had 105,000 subscribers and then went to over 1.1 million.