Frontier would go from 2.3 million lines to 4.8 million phone lines and 1 million broadband connections.
Actually, it's taking 2.3 million lines and
adding 4.8 million more lines and 1 million broadband connections, not
totaling 4.8 million phone lines.
Huge, huge growth for a fairly small operator.
"With more than 7 million access lines in 27 states, we will be the largest provider of voice, broadband and video services focused on rural to smaller city markets in the United States," the CEO announced back when the deal dropped.