New Admin Fee?

I hear everyone is getting a brand new fee, called the "MOBILITY ADMINISTRATIVE FEE".

What is it, how much is it, and what is it for?

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wingrider01

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11 years ago

@topshot wrote:

You're aware T-Mobile offers unlimited txt and data ?

what has that got to do with the topic - the fee is 1.50 at t-mobile, the fee is the topic of the discussion. Besides T-mobile has Fair use policies in effect so that can enforce them. Dig deep and you will find them on t-mobiles's site. As far a unlimited text, att offers that also, along with unlimited voice minutes

Also be aware t-mobile is on the for sale block again - top contender is Dish Network sice they lost the bid for Sprint.

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cronojay

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10 Messages

11 years ago

got a link to that. I still have not found one yet.

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wingrider01

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12.2K Messages

11 years ago

@cronojay wrote:
got a link to that. I still have not found one yet.

If the Dish offer falls through, Softbank a japanese carrier will try to get them

http://www.pocketables.com/2013/06/softbank-will-try-to-buy-t-mobile-if-sprint-deal-falls-through.html

Sprints financial's are on the reports, stock selling for 6.05 a share and that was not the low for the trrading day -

http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/s

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cronojay

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10 Messages

11 years ago

That was in june and I personally have not seen or heard anything since...

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wingrider01

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12.2K Messages

11 years ago

@cronojay wrote:

That was in june and I personally have not seen or heard anything since...

1 month in major corporate take over is nothing, it can take a year or more for all the requirements and investigations by the various agencies to be completed and the sale approved. Their stock closed at 6.07 a share, for a telcom company that share price is in the basement.

Here is more current information - the sprint stock holders have already approved the deal and just recently the FCC cleared it

http://fudzilla.com/home/item/31883-softbank-to-buy-sprint-after-fcc-clears-the-way

http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/softbank-sprint-merger-set-to-close-july-10

Softbank is cleared to take contolling interest in Sprint

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