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Verizon goes after Sprint's 'most dependable 3G network' ad claim

Nov 24th 2009 11:50PM on Engadget

...but nobody seems to care, otherwise their subscriber base would be growing not shrinking.

Verizon goes after Sprint's 'most dependable 3G network' ad claim

Nov 24th 2009 11:41PM on Engadget

@(Unverified) ...and if all that mattered was who had the cheapest plans, then why is Sprint in the toilet, hemorrhaging customers every quarter to AT&T and VZ?

Verizon goes after Sprint's 'most dependable 3G network' ad claim

Nov 24th 2009 11:37PM on Engadget

@gerrrg I'm still waiting for those commercials to stop saying "Welcome to the now network, population: 49 million". Isn't it like 48 or 47 million now?

Latest financials confirm it: Sprint and Nextel probably shouldn't have merged

Feb 28th 2008 9:36PM on Engadget

So, how does this new unlimited plan help Sprint financially?
Wouldn't many of the likely subscribers to this plan ultimately be
unprofitable for them anyway?

Wouldn't that just keep "digging a hole" so to speak?

Homer: I know! We'll dig our way out!
Chief Wiggum: No, no dig UP, stupid.

Latest financials confirm it: Sprint and Nextel probably shouldn't have merged

Feb 28th 2008 9:31PM on Engadget Mobile

Latest financials confirm it: Sprint and Nextel probably shouldn't have merged

Feb 28th 2008 9:20PM on Engadget Mobile

So, how does this new unlimited plan help Sprint financially? Wouldn't many of the likely subscribers to this plan ultimately be unprofitable for them?

Wouldn't that just keep "digging a hole" so to speak?

Homer: I know! We'll dig our way out!
Chief Wiggum: No, no dig up, stupid.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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