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- Sprint paid 35 billion for what? The right to kill the Nextel brand name and stagnate it's technology? Who would be dumb enought to buy it for even 5.4 billion?
- Posted by: Hates Idiots Posted on: 10/03/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Selling the dying.
Hates Idiots | 10/03/08
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RE: Does Sprint have a Nextel nibble?
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