Mississippi AG Drops T-Mo/Sprint Suit
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood announced that his office recently reached an agreement with T-Mobile, resulting in the state dropping its opposition to the…
Read moreAT&T Leaves Puerto Rico and USVI
According to an article on SDX Central, AT&T will leave Puerto Rico and the USVI and sell its network. Both wireless and wireline networks,…
Read moreMerger Gets Majority Support from FCC
According to a story in Bloomberg (link below), the Sprint / T-Mobile merger has received a third “yes” vote at the FCC, moving the…
Read moreCricket Announces End of Life for 3G
AT&T’s prepaid brand, Cricket Wireless, posted some news on its 3G network shut down – they will be ending service on 3G (UMTS) wireless…
Read moreShould the FCC Pause Merger Review?
As posted earlier (link) Sprint took millions of dollars meant to subsidize phone and internet service for low-income consumer. In light of this, FCC…
Read moreSprint under Investigation for LifeLine Abuse
Sprint took millions of dollars meant to subsidize phone and internet service for low-income consumers, even while those consumers were not using the service…
Read moreStraightTalk Customers Get Email About CDMA Extension
NWIDA has received a copy of an email StraightTalk has sent out, stating that they’ve negotiated an extension of the CDMA end-of-life to the…
Read moreDealer Compensation Survey
If you’re a US Wireless Dealer (and if you’re reading this, you probably are) the MVNOs want to hear from YOU! Please take 2…
Read more18.. and Counting
Pennsylvania has joined 17 other states, and the District of Columbia, in the lawsuit to stop the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger. Attorney General Josh Shapiro is…
Read moreDOJ Official says Merger would be a “big win” for rural consumers
According to Makan Delrahim, Ass’t AG for the DOJ, the $26 billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint would increase competition and benefit consumers. During…
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