Verizon Wireless Assets Now In AT&T's Hands
Jun 22, 2010, 7:53 PM by Philip Berne
AT&T and Verizon Wireless have completed the transfer of the Verizon assets in 79 service areas across 18 states. The $2.35 billion deal was part of the regulatory approval deal that enabled Verizon to purchase Alltel. The acquisition gives AT&T a stronger foothold in mostly rural areas, picking up former Alltel properties in addition to some assets from Verizon Wireless and Rural Cellular Corp. While AT&T completes the network integration work, customers will not have to change phone numbers, rate plans or existing contracts. Eventually, customers will be able to choose a handset comparable to their existing phone at no charge, or upgrade to another AT&T device.
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Comments
Have fun with that At&t
Alltel's customers and employees have all been adopting with low moral. Look how long it took to do this. VZW dragged this out and it just benifited them in the end. Its a merger that never should've have been approved.
Ever Notice?
There is a saying that goes like this: "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer"
With the two largest companies staying ahead of their competitors, the market...
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Truly one of the dumbest moves they ever could've done. (Unsurprisingly, this is from the same era they were peddling the LG Fusic and MM535...)
If they'd bought Alltel and US Cellular they'd be giving Verizon a run for thei...
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Let Project Zodiac commence.
As a Verizon/Converted Alltel tech agent
