T-Mobile's 3G "crawl-out" blamed on government

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xman @ Sep 26th 2007 11:57AM

I knew something was wrong. But 6 years??? WTF? This just shows how inefficient the government still is. Guess they should have just waited on the 700mhz auction. lol At least TV networks will be off by 2009 I believe. This makes my decision final now. I will actually go back to the darkside and join Sprint for 2yrs and take advantage of their EV-DO under the SERO plan. Too bad T-Mobile!!

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reno6 @ Sep 26th 2007 1:10PM

Welcome aboard SERO, the best plan IMO on this planet! Downside is that we are stuck with those ugly CDMA phones (functionality-wise is ok though)....

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c.Lake @ Sep 29th 2007 7:09AM

Normally I would agree with you on how annoying it is for others to "blame the government" for there problems. However, 6 years is long time to get something like this done. However, there's a pretty obvious reason on why the government hasn't been about the get the simplest things done -- the MONEY is going somewhere else.

Think about where the money could be going over the past 6 years. 3G is going to have to take a backseat and wait patiently, until that OTHER matter is settled.

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