Ting switching to Verizon from T-Mobile

[acadiel]

https://www.totaltele.com/503377/US-...al-uncertainty

"US MVNO Ting Mobile has announced plans to switch to the Verizon network from T-Mobile due to uncertainty caused by the latter's protracted bid to merge with Sprint.

The $26 billion deal is still waiting for the nod from regulators, as the two telcos negotiate concessions that will ease concerns about the tie-up's impact on competition. Sprint and T-Mobile hope to secure approval by 29 July."

[zapjb]

How many Ting CS calls will include, "What happened my T-Mobile phone doesn't work? It worked yesterday.".

[MountainMike]

https://www.totaltele.com/503377/US-...al-uncertainty

"US MVNO Ting Mobile has announced plans to switch to the Verizon network from T-Mobile due to uncertainty caused by the latter's protracted bid to merge with Sprint.

The $26 billion deal is still waiting for the nod from regulators, as the two telcos negotiate concessions that will ease concerns about the tie-up's impact on competition. Sprint and T-Mobile hope to secure approval by 29 July."

I do NOT think TING.com switched to Verizon; they stayed with T-Mobile, I believe.

[acadiel]

They do still have Verizon - I have three lines with them from last summer on VZW.

[jmac32here]

https://www.totaltele.com/503377/US-...al-uncertainty

"US MVNO Ting Mobile has announced plans to switch to the Verizon network from T-Mobile due to uncertainty caused by the latter's protracted bid to merge with Sprint.

The $26 billion deal is still waiting for the nod from regulators, as the two telcos negotiate concessions that will ease concerns about the tie-up's impact on competition. Sprint and T-Mobile hope to secure approval by 29 July."

Just so you know, this article was written back Wednesday 10 July 19.
As of February 24, 2020 " Ting Mobile offers service on every network but AT&T"
https://ting.com/blog/ting-mobile-se...twork-but-att/

This is the official BLOG entry that Ting's Network FAQ still links directly to today.