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March 20, 2011 at 4:18 PM #680002March 20, 2011 at 9:32 PM #678906
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ParticipantWatch out for sell-off in Sprint (S) tomorrow. Stock was run-up last 2 week on the hopes that they will buy T-mo.
I feel this is like the best thing that can happen to S. Hopefully the stock will crash bellow 4 next week!
On second thoughts – add Clearwire (CLWR) to the sell-off list too, but they are truly ****ed
March 20, 2011 at 9:32 PM #678961ParticipantWatch out for sell-off in Sprint (S) tomorrow. Stock was run-up last 2 week on the hopes that they will buy T-mo.
I feel this is like the best thing that can happen to S. Hopefully the stock will crash bellow 4 next week!
On second thoughts – add Clearwire (CLWR) to the sell-off list too, but they are truly ****ed
March 20, 2011 at 9:32 PM #679565ParticipantWatch out for sell-off in Sprint (S) tomorrow. Stock was run-up last 2 week on the hopes that they will buy T-mo.
I feel this is like the best thing that can happen to S. Hopefully the stock will crash bellow 4 next week!
On second thoughts – add Clearwire (CLWR) to the sell-off list too, but they are truly ****ed
March 20, 2011 at 9:32 PM #679703ParticipantWatch out for sell-off in Sprint (S) tomorrow. Stock was run-up last 2 week on the hopes that they will buy T-mo.
I feel this is like the best thing that can happen to S. Hopefully the stock will crash bellow 4 next week!
On second thoughts – add Clearwire (CLWR) to the sell-off list too, but they are truly ****ed
March 20, 2011 at 9:32 PM #680052ParticipantWatch out for sell-off in Sprint (S) tomorrow. Stock was run-up last 2 week on the hopes that they will buy T-mo.
I feel this is like the best thing that can happen to S. Hopefully the stock will crash bellow 4 next week!
On second thoughts – add Clearwire (CLWR) to the sell-off list too, but they are truly ****ed
March 21, 2011 at 9:49 AM #678985briansd1
GuestIt looks like the American market wasn’t so kind to DT:
But more than a decade ago, VoiceStream symbolized Deutsche Telekom’s hope of cracking the burgeoning American cellphone market. Befitting a deal of the dot-com era, Deutsche Telekom paid an enormous amount, $50.7 billion, in stock and cash for a business that as of July 2000 hadn’t generated a profit.
March 21, 2011 at 9:49 AM #679040GuestIt looks like the American market wasn’t so kind to DT:
But more than a decade ago, VoiceStream symbolized Deutsche Telekom’s hope of cracking the burgeoning American cellphone market. Befitting a deal of the dot-com era, Deutsche Telekom paid an enormous amount, $50.7 billion, in stock and cash for a business that as of July 2000 hadn’t generated a profit.
March 21, 2011 at 9:49 AM #679644GuestIt looks like the American market wasn’t so kind to DT:
But more than a decade ago, VoiceStream symbolized Deutsche Telekom’s hope of cracking the burgeoning American cellphone market. Befitting a deal of the dot-com era, Deutsche Telekom paid an enormous amount, $50.7 billion, in stock and cash for a business that as of July 2000 hadn’t generated a profit.
March 21, 2011 at 9:49 AM #679783GuestIt looks like the American market wasn’t so kind to DT:
But more than a decade ago, VoiceStream symbolized Deutsche Telekom’s hope of cracking the burgeoning American cellphone market. Befitting a deal of the dot-com era, Deutsche Telekom paid an enormous amount, $50.7 billion, in stock and cash for a business that as of July 2000 hadn’t generated a profit.
March 21, 2011 at 9:49 AM #680132GuestIt looks like the American market wasn’t so kind to DT:
But more than a decade ago, VoiceStream symbolized Deutsche Telekom’s hope of cracking the burgeoning American cellphone market. Befitting a deal of the dot-com era, Deutsche Telekom paid an enormous amount, $50.7 billion, in stock and cash for a business that as of July 2000 hadn’t generated a profit.
November 4, 2011 at 9:27 PM #732264GuestI have to take a small group of 9 people in a large van on a trip around Southern California.
These people are guests from abroad so they will not have US mobile internet. Roaming for them will be very expensive.
They all have smart phones so I want to provide Internet access while we are on the move in the van, so people can stay connected.
What mobile hotspot service would you guys recommend for that?
The service should be reliable because I don’t want to deal with people’s questions and be the tech support guy.
November 4, 2011 at 10:05 PM #732266sdrealtor
ParticipantIs sex tourism coming to So Cal?
November 4, 2011 at 11:01 PM #732267CDMA ENG
Participant[quote=briansd1]I have to take a small group of 9 people in a large van on a trip around Southern California.
These people are guests from abroad so they will not have US mobile internet. Roaming for them will be very expensive.
They all have smart phones so I want to provide Internet access while we are on the move in the van, so people can stay connected.
What mobile hotspot service would you guys recommend for that?
The service should be reliable because I don’t want to deal with people’s questions and be the tech support guy.[/quote]
Why not just have them buy a 30 day SIM card? And must global firms have some kind of roaming deal with AT&T. Its part of their open world alliance thing…
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November 5, 2011 at 12:13 PM #732290Guest[quote=CDMA ENG] Why not just have them buy a 30 day SIM card? And must global firms have some kind of roaming deal with AT&T. Its part of their open world alliance thing…
CE[/quote]
Yeah, the but problem is that all of them will need a 30 sim card, at $40 each.
http://www.mysimplemobile.com/plans-40-unlimited.aspxThe problem with that is they have to remove their home sim card and they will miss calls.
My experience is that people don’t mind roaming for text, but data roaming is expensive.
With Wifi, you can use Viber to communicate internationally.
I’m thinking of a mobile hotspot like this:
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phone-details/?q_sku=sku5320262#fbid=H6WyKKERIx- -
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