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Yeah I'm following the street.com on this too... it appears the buy back was a desperate last resort. Sprint may be the end of Masa and Softbank.

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But T-Mo has a positive from ALL carriers, they're not loosing more than they're gaining from any of them. That's a big deal.

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Well I'm glad you agree that's a bad idea and we call all make sure and vote to keep that from happening. Thanks!!

The idea of the worst performing cellphone company in history buying the best performing (and presumably ruining them too) is a bit far fetched huh? As if the concept of a Trump presidency wasn't...

Masa wanted to lose $10 billion dollars? There are easier ways than buying Sprint. ;)

Yeah the parent has bad credit too. ;)


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T-Mo is having no trouble competing and profiting against AT&T and Verizon despite the their size. Only Sprint is failing. The solution isn't a merger it's getting competent management at Sprint.

Sprint can't afford to keep the lights on let alone buy a company worth three times themselves... especially with their bad credit.

So you believe that would be in "the public interest" if T-Mobile bought Sprint?

I don't see how.

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Any source for this?

I don't think you understand "porting ratio"? T-Mobile has more numbers coming FROM Sprint than going TO Sprint. They can't both have a positive port ratio to each other.

“Porting ratios have...

Actually, it should probably be said that customer donations are coming from Sprint too, as they've stated they have a positive porting ratio with ALL carriers... just more are coming from AT&T.

Maybe they're toning it down because a merger is back on the table?

Surprising Sprint news in the T-Mobile earnings call today... it's AT&T, not Sprint, losing the most customers to T-Mobile.

"Contrary to the belief that most of the donation (of subscribers) in...