batterup
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Re: Guilty as charged!
said by JoeG4  :Vonage stole millions in profit from Verizon and Sprint, they deserve to go out of business! I think DSLreports is full of sympathetic line men who have Verizon and Sprint on their paychecks  DSLreports is full of people that live in their mother's basement and want a free lunch. |
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JoeG4
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Vonage stole millions in profit from Verizon and Sprint, they deserve to go out of business!
I think DSLreports is full of sympathetic line men who have Verizon and Sprint on their paychecks |
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batterup
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said by sporkme :said by batterup :Vonage admits guilt by paying Sprint. Using your logic, then either Sprint needs to sue Verizon or Verizon needs to sue Sprint. Why, were they the same patent? How can two companies both hold the same patent? |
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sporkme
drop the crantini and move it, sister
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said by batterup :Vonage admits guilt by paying Sprint. Using your logic, then either Sprint needs to sue Verizon or Verizon needs to sue Sprint. |
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dodgetech2
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said by batterup :Turn out the lights the party is over. I have been hearing people say that for over a year, and yet my service still works..and works very well I might add....
All I have to say is WOO-HOO...... |
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N3OGH
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| reply to Jeffrey
Sprint, or Verizon.
Since the suit against Verizon is still open. If Vonage ultimately loses in Court, Verizon could request a controlling interest in the stock as payment.
Then, "It's over Johnny"
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jester121
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Lake Zurich, IL | reply to batterup
It's a patent dispute -- the question is what patents Verizon holds vs. what patents Sprint holds...
I wish we had a requirement for a very basic law class in American school curriculums. |
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Jeffrey
too dark too early
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said by N3OGH :I don't believe Vonage will go the route of Sunrocket either, but I do see them being gobbled up by another company. Me too. I wonder if Sprint will just grab them up eventually. 
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bngdup
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So, using your logic, if RIM paid off NTP they admitted guilt in willfully infringing on NTP's amazing innovation of wirelessly transmitting email huh??
And ahh yes, you even have the obligatory "party is over, vonage is dead,....etc" post. I have seen these posts on this forum each time a story about Vonage pops up. You may have done better by just simply posting "I'm First!!! Woo Hoo!!" |
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N3OGH
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I noticed Sprint got the bulk of their money up front. A smart move for them. Vonage can't keep their fight going forever, especially with the weak position of their stock.
I don't believe Vonage will go the route of Sunrocket either, but I do see them being gobbled up by another company.
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Jeffrey
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said by batterup :Vonage admits guilt by paying Sprint. Turn out the lights the party is over. I'm not sure if it's a total dmission of guilt, or so much that the cheaper alternative - in lieu of paying even more lawyer fees for months and months - would be to settle with Sprint, and at the same time, pay $ for the right to use Sprint's patents going forward. To me, that's a sound business decision. At the same time, I will not try to understand patent law or VoIP technology at the patent-level, so I won't comment on the amount of Vonage's wrong-doing.
I've loved Vonage from about day 5 with their service, and I have no plans to drop them unless the dial-tone stops. Even if that occurs, I don't believe Vonage will go the route of Sunrocket.
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[blog] - I don't have to like Bush to love my country. |
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batterup
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Turn out the lights the party is over. |
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