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Comments on news posted 2005-02-15 16:02:27: The FCC today completed the auction of 242 wireless licenses for a whopping $2.2 billion. Verizon Wireless and a partner collectively won 63 licenses after bidding nearly $697.4 million. ..

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vonsen
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Oh. oh

I guess our monthly bills will be going up now

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DanHo
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said by vonsen See Profile:

I guess our monthly bills will be going up now
Shouldn't be. This money was earmarked for the spectrum by Verizon a few years ago.
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MikeRaach

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said by vonsen See Profile:

I guess our monthly bills will be going up now
Expecially becuase...can we sign Monolopyly Monoloply...Monlopopoolooply...
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Matt
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Frequencies/Markets?

Does anyone know which frequencies and which markets they were purchased in?


xdeadhead
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reply to DanHo
Re: Oh. oh

yes, but the mci purchase wasnt.


SkyHawkLive

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Re: Frequencies/Markets?

I think the wireless market mostly, some older paging frequences, and those at or around the 800Mhz public safety band. One could check out »www.fcc.gov/auctions they might have further info.


SkyHawkLive

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»wireless.fcc.gov/auctions

fgoldstein

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Newton Highlands, MA
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reply to Matt
These were all PCS licenses, mostly C-block (a few Fs). NextWave bid crazy-high prices at the C-block auction in 1996 or so, and then defaulted before paying for them, declaring bankruptcy. It's a long, long story but this was part of the settlement. VZW picked up the rest of NextWave's remaining licenses last year in a private deal, I think with some of the money going to the FCC (well, the treasury really).


Matt
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said by fgoldstein See Profile:

These were all PCS licenses, mostly C-block (a few Fs). NextWave bid crazy-high prices at the C-block auction in 1996 or so, and then defaulted before paying for them, declaring bankruptcy. It's a long, long story but this was part of the settlement. VZW picked up the rest of NextWave's remaining licenses last year in a private deal, I think with some of the money going to the FCC (well, the treasury really).
That's what I was looking for. Thanks!
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