Agreed. Softbank is attempting to gain a profit from Sprint, whom caters to the lower credit class individuals. All of the carriers want Churn, it creates profit. Each of them want you to cancel services, move to the other carrier. Sprint is going to have one hell of a network within two - three years, if they don't lose all of their customers before hand. - Sprint has to many sister companies to go broke, Boost, Virgin, Assurance, get it?

Sprint will end up being sold after, hopefully to an American company.

The true problem is not with the carriers, its with uneducated consumers whom purchase devices that are not made within the US.

We need more American made products, stop being socialist for a gain of profit margin.

Each carrier has terrible networks, all have the same problem. Truth be told, the winner in all of this is Ausrion whom is the only company that replaces "Broken" devices. (They're making all the money, each device is reprogrammed for each carrier, consumers are do not realize4 that the phones they purchase can easily be flashed and sold to other carriers. Odd's are that your insurance claim, which was with Verizon was an ATT device, before that it was Sprint, you get the point.

Churn is good, their all in bed with each other. They do share the same towers, even ATT is getting out of the game of owning towers. NO profit. It's cheaper to provide service and let the smaller companies maintain the towers. (Fact)

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