In my experience . . .

Post #346,123 by Andrew Grygus 8/13/11 10:34:10 AM Reply	In my experience . . . . . any business selling telephone services has to be presumed to be a criminal organization right from the get-go.
Post #346,125 by Another Scott 8/13/11 10:57:09 AM Reply	Oligopolies want to become monopolies. It's what they do. It's why strong regulations are needed. With luck, the SEC and FCC are paying attention now... Cheers, Scott.
Post #346,129 by hnick 8/13/11 12:02:50 PM Reply	Urmmm... wouldn't that be oversight? Government meddling in corporate business? Restraining capitalism? If either the SEC or the FCC makes as much as a peep, they will be buried upside down in a leaky coffin. You can't mess with money in this administration. It's just not patriotic not to let the uber-rich have everything. </snark>
Post #346,137 by beepster 8/13/11 3:13:06 PM Reply	Considering all of that get tough talk from this administration...and then allowing other high profile mergers to happen...my guess is this one goes through. All bark, no bite. Sure, understanding today's complex world of the future is a little like having bees live in your head. But...there they are.
Post #346,166 by crazy 8/14/11 6:39:13 AM Reply	Whether or not they do... Do you feel they should? What is YOUR viewpoint on this one?
Post #346,167 by beepster 8/14/11 10:47:17 AM Reply	Re: Whether or not they do... T Mobile is not going to survive. Generally speaking, this is not the combination that best boosts competition. Sure, understanding today's complex world of the future is a little like having bees live in your head. But...there they are.

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