Research shows that a T-Mobile - Sprint merger will lead to almost 30,000 jobs lost, higher prices for consumers, and lower wages across the industry. A bad deal all around! https://t.co/jDcbhFSWUj
The Justice Department has told @TMobile and @Sprint they have to complete all of the suggested concessions for the deal by the end of next week or face a lawsuit aimed at stopping the merger. https://t.co/rzWOaRAhgW
The proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger has not been approved, but Sprint has already sold its headquarters Overland Park, Kansas City.
Seems like they're jumping the gun, no?
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The proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint just ran into a major roadblock. Ten states, including California and New York, have sued to stop the merger on the grounds that it would hurt competition and raise prices for cellphone service. https://t.co/Pn4jUxoufT
T-Mobile has been slapped with a proposed class action suit in Georgia federal court accusing the mobile giant of hammering a customer with junk text messages even after being specifically asked to stop sending them. https://t.co/g7Zc9N0yOT
BREAKING: Six Democratic senators are calling on federal regulators to block the @TMobile-@Sprint merger in a letter blasting the FCC Chairman, Ajit Pai, for backing the deal. https://t.co/Jm3IEo25if
Concessions by @TMobile to win U.S. government approval to buy @Sprint will likely lead to higher prices for the poorest Americans, many of whom use prepaid wireless plans. https://t.co/DNfb1jlMJ5
"Low income customers will be hit hard by this merger. Prices go up and that can make having phone service too expensive for some. Everyone needs phone service." - Meme, @TMobile employee in Kansas.
Both workers and consumers will be affected by a T-Mobile - @sprint merger.
This week marks one year since the announcement of the proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, and it’s not looking good for the $26.5-billion deal. That’s great news for people across the country struggling to afford wireless services. https://t.co/gGYL8KVbmS
Just one day after T-Mobile CEO John Legere published a blog about how the New T-Mobile will help bridge the digital divide, 24 entities sent an open letter to federal officials urging them to reject the T-Mobile/Sprint deal. https://t.co/wmC2gUUqjS
. @CWAUnion estimates that 4,122 jobs will be lost in Kansas alone in a @TMobile - @sprint merger. The newest commissioner of the FCC, Geoffrey Stark, says his first big decision hits close to home in Kansa, where Sprint employs more than 6,000 people. https://t.co/9qPYOtMwXG
Uh oh, looks the Sprint and T-Mobile merger hit yet another snag: "U.S. Pauses T-Mobile-Sprint Review in Sign of Fresh Turmoil" https://t.co/SJVsVaMrav
BREAKING: @TMobile executives seeking approval for mega-merger with @Sprint spent *$195,000* staying at Trump hotel over 10 months. https://t.co/FNtNh3Jais
STUDY: In 2018, T-Mobile acquired iWireless, a regional carrier in Iowa. A few months later, T-Mobile discontinued the brand, gutting a carrier that previously provided convenience and choice to thousands of rural customers. Read the full report: https://t.co/StmFjXIJ51
We are going to D.C. to deliver the "Save Our Jobs in the @TMobile - @sprint Merger" petition in person. Add your name to the FCC petition to protect our jobs, today! https://t.co/04viTtGyeS