|
|
|
|
|
Radiation is good
After rumors..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CrfGkTC5hY
You can follow me on Twitter @jamssx
I've climbed a cellphone tower
https://www.mintmobile.com/unicorn/?lid=jroqdruonfc4
T-MOBILE REACHES AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE MINT MOBILE FOR UP TO $1.35 BILLION
Mint Mobile is joining forces with T-Mobile in a transaction that will supercharge our mission to provide American consumers with the most affordable premium wireless service.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
If you can’t beat ‘em, buy em.
I guess they wanted a lower market prepaid brand after selling off boost.
Phone Expert
Ryan Reynolds takes home the Oscar for Best MVNO, beating out Boost, Metro, and Ultra.
I have a blue tooth
The MM prices will go up 33% to 67% within 18 months.
I will be Judged on how I helped the poor, sick & others in need; strangers & loved ones alike.
My plans:
Visible (Verizon) UTT & Unlimited Data $25/mo
T-Mobile Gold Rewards $10yr exp 12.25.23
.
I don't think T-Mobile ever owned Boost. Boost was required to be divested before the Spirnt/T-Mobile merger could be finalized.Originally Posted by Oopsz
I've got more phones than fingers
Mint was actually created by Ultra Mobile and then spun off, at which point Ryan Reynolds acquired a stake in Mint.
THE GOAT IN 5G
Since Mint is an MVNO I take it it’s 3 million customers are already counted in T-Mobile’s total subscriber counts?
Sent from my iPhone using HoFo
“The Internet wasn’t meant to be metered in bits and bytes, so it’s insane that wireless companies are still making you buy it this way. The rate plan is dead — it’s a fossil from a time when wireless was metered by every call or text.” John Legere 1/5/2017
.
I thought their reports used to split out branded prepaid quantities from total prepaid quantities. I skimmed over their investor reports now to try to find customer counts by category and all I could find was data about how many in each category were added during the quarter but I couldn't find total numbers.
Phone Expert
It looks like the spinoff was incomplete, inasmuch as T-Mobile is acquiring Ultra too. If they were theoretically separate, they aren't now.
https://www.theonion.com/t-mobile-ac...ort-1850234008
Post Machine
The Ultra / Mint relationship after the "spinoff" was definitely confusing. Mint for sure continued to use Ultra's backend systems.
Radiation is good
Rizwan Kassim was always on board, founder and C-suite "Chief of Strategy & Finance" for both outfits.
u/rizwank on Reddit and usually (but not always) helpful there
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks