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AT&T appears to have succeeded in getting Sprint to join

Nov. 27, 2018 by Kenneth Newton

AT&T appears to have succeeded in getting Sprint to join up with T-Mobile in a way that will allow Sprint to continue to offer 3G and 4G services. Sprint has said that it has had the chance to buy T-Mobile from AT&T before.

It certainly appears that AT&T is not interested in changing AT&T's mind about 5G. According to AT&T's current media relations, the company and its CEO, Stephen Elop, have a "very long history of collaborating" with T-Mobile.

This latest ad is not what the company has planned at all or what it has actually asked for. A lot would be impossible to believe if this ad weren't a propaganda piece by Verizon Communications. This is exactly why the company can't stop spreading false information for its own gain.

Sprint's open letter is a stunning and disturbing sign. If AT&T is listening carefully to the concerns of consumers, it should be ready to go into business with Sprint in the end. AT&T's actions would be a great start for their own 5G network.

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