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Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
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Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
4gb per second wireless speeds.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
You mean 40 bucks per second?4gb per second wireless speeds.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
Well, not good if you believe that competion brings lower prices and ingenuity/ New better products.
Faster speed and NO sim cards needed. A lot of the world runs faster than us.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
Aren´t most of the US contracts without a SIM card, anyway?Faster speed and NO sim cards needed. A lot of the world runs faster than us.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
No, a majority of US machines still use them. Sim cards started to vanish with 4g. Speed is what we lack, The P.I. and Japan are much faster.Aren´t most of the US contracts without a SIM card, anyway?Faster speed and NO sim cards needed. A lot of the world runs faster than us.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
I am more concerned about prices. This is from 2015:No, a majority of US machines still use them. Sim cards started to vanish with 4g. Speed is what we lack, The P.I. and Japan are much faster.Aren´t most of the US contracts without a SIM card, anyway?Faster speed and NO sim cards needed. A lot of the world runs faster than us.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
I pay 40 per month unlimited everythibg with jump on demand (switch to new phone for free anytime I want). Both are grandfathered plans no longer available. Each jump in speed has cost me exactly ZERO dollarsYou mean 40 bucks per second?4gb per second wireless speeds.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Should the government approve the merger? Why or why not?
Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
Joking aside. 4G has an advantage over 3G because it is full speed instantly, which 3G is not. But the actual speed of both networks is way above the requirements of mobile Internet users. I would prefer better prices, not a new technology that keeps them up.
And 5G benefits the consumer how?
So with 5G pages open more instantly?And 5G benefits the consumer how?
Is that a serious question?
Our first really unlimited flat is just weeks old and it costs 100 € per month. That´s too expensive. At least I can buy 5GB for 3 € whenever and how often I want and the plan isn´t affected.I pay 40 per month unlimited everythibg with jump on demand (switch to new phone for free anytime I want). Both are grandfathered plans no longer available. Each jump in speed has cost me exactly ZERO dollarsYou mean 40 bucks per second?4gb per second wireless speeds.And 5G benefits the consumer how?T-Mobile is saying that they can use Sprints existing infrastructure to bring 5G speeds to consumers much faster with the merger. Not all mergers are a bad idea when there is still other competition.Any merger is bad for consumers. It goes again st everything true capitalism is supposed to be. Adam Smith laid this out very carefully in his book. A book that Paul Ryan needs to read.
Joking aside. 4G has an advantage over 3G because it is full speed instantly, which 3G is not. But the actual speed of both networks is way above the requirements of mobile Internet users. I would prefer better prices, not a new technology that keeps them up.
Also all of my additional lines cost 10 dollars a month.
STEAL of a deal compared to today's plans