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Verizon Buys Mohave Wireless

Apr 1, 2013, 11:24 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today announced that it has purchased Mohave Wireless for an undisclosed sum. Mohave Wireless, which Verizon bought from Frontier Communications and Rio Virgin Telephone, operates between Las Vegas and Phoenix, and covers 203,000 POPs in part of the Grand Canyon and several other small markets. Verizon Wireless gains Mohave's customers, spectrum licenses, and telecommunications equipment. Verizon will continue to operate Mohave under its current name and begin integrating Mohave's CDMA-EVDO 3G network into its own. Verizon expects to transition Mohave customers to Verizon Wireless beginning in early 2014.

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MrGuder

Apr 1, 2013, 2:35 PM

They should buy US Cellular already

You know they're gonna eventually

Jayshmay

Verizon buying US Cellular is no different than ATT buying T-Mobile, it would make them way, way too big of a company!

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CellStudent

Apr 2, 2013, 8:09 PM

Finally

I used to get tons and TONS of tech support calls from Lake Havasu City complaining that the data services wouldn't work. It was the single biggest complaint that side of the Rocky Mountains.

One fewer hole in The Network, now.

Charles Bigelow

Lake Havasu Spring Breakers need data services?

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