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FCC Will Combine AT&T’s Qualcomm And T-Mobile Bids Together For Review
The Federal Communications Commission informed AT&T late Monday afternoon that it would combine its reviews of the proposed T-Mobile buyout along with their purchase of the 700MHz wireless spectrum currently held by Qualcomm. In a letter issued by the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau the FCC concluded that enough evidence was presented that the... Read more » T-Mobile Bests AT&T In Customer Satisfaction Survey
One of the biggest points echoed by T-Mobile customers when the topic turns to a potential AT&T merger is what will happen to their company's praised customer service? While all wireless customer service departments are imperfect, T-Mobile has proven time and time again they are diamond in the rough and have the JD Power awards to support that statement.... Read more » Shocker: T-Mobile Customers Overwhelmingly Disapprove Of AT&T Merger
The good folks over at eWeek posted an article yesterday stating that T-Mobile customers have "expressed anxiety and outrage" over the AT&T/T-Mobile merger. As anti-AT&T sentiment builds across the web from angry T-Mobile customers, the question is, where do they go from here? Assuming that T-Mobile customers can't stomach the notion of becoming an... Read more » T-Mobile Releases Letter Addressing Customer Concerns Regarding AT&T Deal
Judging by our blog comments, Twitter comments and Facebook posts there is a terrible amount of confusion regarding the AT&T/T-Mobile buyout. In order to try and quell customer fears, confusion and anger over the upcoming deal T-Mobile has released a short statement from company COO Jim Alling attempting to address the major concerns customers may... Read more » Analysts Say AT&T Will Have To Divest Part Of T-Mobile, Possibly To Sprint
The T-Mobile AT&T news just keeps on kicking with analysts from Citadel Securities proposing that not only would AT&T have to make major concessions for FCC and DOJ approval, that Sprint could wind up a major winner as part of any deal passage. Citadel Security analysts are suggesting that AT&T executives are downplaying the scale that will be... Read more » FCC Official Goes Off The Record, Says AT&T/T-Mobile Marriage Faces “Steep Climb”
As the wireless world continues to take in the shock of the AT&T and T-mobile buyout news, reports of just how easy or how difficult it will be to find approval for the deal are rampant. Speaking to an off the record FCC official, the Wall Street Journal reports there is "no way" the FCC will "rubber-stamp" the deal. On top of that, the same official says... Read more » Clearwire CEO Opposes AT&T And T-Mobile Deal
Chalk up another wireless CEO upset at the prospect of AT&T and T-Mobile coming together in holy matrimony. Clearwire's interim CEO John Stanton (a former CEO of T-Mobile USA) expresses a high level of concern with the possible deal. Stanton criticized the deal calling it a "huge challenge to competition in the industry." On top of that statement Stanton also... Read more » AT&T Says T-Mobile Can Keep It’s Current Pricing Structure
One of the more pressing questions for current T-Mobile users facing a takeover from AT&T is what will happen with their existing pricing plans. Well thanks to the guys at IntoMobile who managed to get an answer out of Ralph de la Vega at CTIA 2011 T-Mobile will keep it's existing pricing structure. While we could interpret plenty from that as the... Read more » Poll: What Is Your Take On AT&T’s Acquisition of T-Mobile?
So unless you've been sleeping for the past 24 hours you likely know AT&T is purchasing T-Mobile. Understandably so, there is a population of readers up in arms and want T-Mobile to stay T-Mobile and those who see the benefits of an AT&T deal. Here is your chance to sound off, T-Mobile reads this blog every day so they'll see your vote. Will it affect... Read more » T-Mobile CEO Philip Humm Discusses Sprint Buyout Rumors
It's not unusual for large corporations to respond to certain rumors involving sales/acquisitions/buyouts especially those that have been ongoing for some time. We just received this letter written by Philip Humm, T-Mobile CEO in response to the ongoing rumors that once again surfaced. As expected, it's a non-denial response that in our estimation leaves open any... Read more » 
