Just wait and see if the premise in the article is correct
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Still seems like FUD from Adderton.
Just wait and see if the premise in the article is correct
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Then again, they could just add $10/month to people's bills with no warning like AT&T just did.
You really haven't got a clue how business works. The factor that you are overlooking, or ignoring, is a little something called "cash flow". It does not matter how small the margin is, it's still a plus margin generating cash flow and cash flow is what pays the bills, those little things like salaries & wages. So please explain how a person buying a phone, that in and of itself generates a profit, and then pays for minutes up front, is an unwelcome customer?If boost was a huge profit center they would not be selling it at a discount to dish...charlie likes to maximize profits so some plans with slender margins will get cut
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You really haven't got a clue how business works. The factor that you are overlooking, or ignoring, is a little something called "cash flow". It does not matter how small the margin is, it's still a plus margin generating cash flow and cash flow is what pays the bills, those little things like salaries & wages. So please explain how a person buying a phone, that in and of itself generates a profit, and then pays for minutes up front, is an unwelcome customer?
As for your first statement "If boost was a huge profit center they would not be selling it at a discount to dish", I guess you completely missed the fact that it was a condition of approving the merger, something the "sellers" had little option but to agree to if they wanted gov approval.
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There are no plans to drop millions of Boost customers. The headline is bogus.
Where's the proof?
It makes no sense to drop customers. If they are profitable for Sprint they are profitable for Dish. Worse case, Dish can raise the rates $5 or $10 a month, not drop the customers. The article is bogus, the Boost founder is trying to line his own pocket.
They had to. In order to merge. Think it through before posting, Claude
Where's the proof?
It makes no sense to drop customers. If they are profitable for Sprint they are profitable for Dish. Worse case, Dish can raise the rates $5 or $10 a month, not drop the customers. The article is bogus, the Boost founder is trying to line his own pocket.
They had to. In order to merge. Think it through before posting, Claude
All four Boost plans include unlimited data, talk, and text. Which format gets used the most is irrelevant for this discussion...People are making alot fewer phone calls....atleast the hip crowd isn't
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I’m learning that arguing with Juan is like trying to decide which is the best method to cut off your nose.All four Boost plans include unlimited data, talk, and text. Which format gets used the most is irrelevant for this discussion...
With only 1 million subs, Virgin seems to be a minor brand in the larger scheme of things, but I agree with the article that the timing is odd given the status of the remaining merger related lawsuits.