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The U.S. Justice Department is, justifiably, worried about the chart below. But what it's asking for from T-Mobile could leave the company worse off than just not doing the Sprint merger at all https://t.co/zUVFUl16tx via @bopinion $TMUS $S pic.twitter.com/gQQeKBN3Wn
— Tara Lachapelle (@taralach) May 30, 2019
Great scoop from @angelamoon00 @Sheila_Dang
— Stephen Nellis (@StephenNellis) May 30, 2019
and @dibartz
Exclusive: Amazon interested in buying Boost from T-Mobile, Sprinthttps://t.co/x1aOoxc9lG
Three words: wholesale transfer pricing.
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) May 31, 2019
Being first party/facilities-based (ie owned spectrum) eventually instead of buying capacity at wholesale must be the goal.
The US MVNO graveyard is populated with many who died from "supplier bargaining power."https://t.co/2lWr9KorUi
Amazon interested in buying Boost from T-Mobile, Sprint. The largest U.S. online retailer want the wireless network and spectrum. And here in India we have a big telco Reliance Jio which is getting into e-commerce. Are Ambani and Bezos exchanging notes? https://t.co/EkeAV3RM9A
— Madhav Chanchani (@madhavchanchani) May 31, 2019
Exclusive: Amazon interested in buying Boost from T-Mobile, Sprint - sources - via @Reuters
— Mike Dano (@mikeddano) May 31, 2019
Dude! @marklowenstein called it! https://t.co/5uu9GVszOE https://t.co/SuEhYaqIUg
Amazon picking up Boost makes lots of sense. Amazon could offer mobile service on its e-readers, tablets and phones to get even more goods sold over time. https://t.co/5pv7EQL6Ar pic.twitter.com/BIDxp6x1Mo
— ★ iyaz ★ (@iyaz) May 31, 2019
Exclusive: Amazon is interested in buying Boost Mobile from T-Mobile and Sprint as the two carriers seek regulatory approval for a planned $26 billion merger sources https://t.co/AAKDB1IK7b $AMZN pic.twitter.com/5OahmaGZue
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) May 30, 2019
Whaaa?! Who could have predicted that one (more) of the diversified and deep-pocketed tech companies would want to get into the mobile wireless industry? ? https://t.co/7IGCIiGesW
— Tom Struble (@tstruble) May 31, 2019
What the...
— Bill Ho (@billho888) May 31, 2019
Exclusive: Amazon interested in buying Boost from T-Mobile, Sprint - sources https://t.co/WtdDbnbIXB
An attractive wholesale transfer price for six years and a starter pack of radio frequencies might make a fourth mobile operator viable. Or not. Depends on the wholesale price/terms and how much/what type of spectrum. Consistent with the Project Kuiper satellite constellation.
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) May 31, 2019
According to the Reuters article, $AMZN wants Boost so it can get wholesale access to T-Mobile's network, but ... like ... can't Amazon just negotiate that without having to buy a whole MVNO with retail stores and all that jazz?
— Stefan Constantine (@WhatTheBit) May 30, 2019
I'm confused (as always).
Exclusive: Amazon is interested in buying Boost Mobile from T-Mobile and Sprint as the two carriers seek regulatory approval for a planned $26 billion merger sources https://t.co/AAKDB1IK7b $AMZN pic.twitter.com/5OahmaGZue
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) May 30, 2019
Amazon is reportedly interested in buying Boost Mobile from T-Mobile. T-Mobile had expressed willingness to part with the prepaid cellular carrier as a condition of merging with Sprint.https://t.co/a7eoamfB2p
— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) May 30, 2019
First Google pushes out Project Fi, now Amazon with another phone service... they read all your texts, web data and location:
— Live Monitor (@amlivemon) May 31, 2019
Exclusive: Amazon interested in buying Boost from T-Mobile, Sprint - sources https://t.co/E9kbsnWgyE
can't wait to download the amazon go app on my alexa-powered boost mobile phone so i can use it to check out in whole foods. https://t.co/0LFRwuaOBL
— Ari Levy (@levynews) May 30, 2019
Reuters: Amazon interested in buying Boost Mobile from T-Mobile and Sprint, according to two sources familiar with the matter. Amazon is considering it mainly for an attached wholesale deal that would allow the buyer to use T-Mobile's network for 6 years. https://t.co/lwFCbCa2dh
— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) May 30, 2019
With amazon interest and cable interest did I just go from being the last guy @JohnLegere @TMobile would sell @boostmobile too, to the Best person as I have No hidden agenda I care about dealer's, prepaid consumer's beating @MetroByTMobile @Cricketnation https://t.co/y0I0bGAMNP
— Peter Adderton (@peter_adderton) May 31, 2019