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Verizon: No, We're Not Going To Buy Sprint

Verizon’s response to AT&T’s $39 billion buyout of T-Mobile will not be a knee-jerk acquisition of Sprint, despite rumors to the contrary. Speaking to Reuters this morning, Verizon Wireless CEO Dan Mead said the carrier isn’t mulling a bid for Sprint. “We’re not interested in Sprint,” he said. “We don’t need them.” According to Mead, Verizon Wireless’s goal is to be the most profitable carrier, not the biggest, though it continues to tout itself as “America’s largest … wireless network” in its branding.


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  • Eludium Q36

    And as a 12-yr customer of Sprint let me just say thank you for not wanting to acquire Sprint, I don’t want my pricing jacked another $40/mon. And I’m sure Sprint wants to reply “Um, we don’t need you or your ‘tude either.”

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