Sprint uninstalls emps and brick and mortar stores

[Jazmac]

Sprint is dumping excess baggage in an attempt to continue its business model of giving less to customers for more money. Unlimited network seems isn't quite enough to keep the doors open.

 

[palandri]

I like how they said, "Not every store will be able to service a phone, but the company says the cuts were designed with minimal disturbance to the customer.". That doesn't make a lot of sense.

 

[Jazmac]

I like how they said, "Not every store will be able to service a phone, but the company says the cuts were designed with minimal disturbance to the customer.". That doesn't make a lot of sense.

None at all. I still maintain, Sprint must be some money laundering outfit posing as a wireless carrier. That CEO loses more money on bad investments than anyone I've ever seen.

 

[palandri]

None at all. I still maintain, Sprint must be some money laundering outfit posing as a wireless carrier. That CEO loses more money on bad investments than anyone I've ever seen.

Makes you wonder doesn't it? Makes you wonder why Softbank bought Sprint if they're losing millions every year. HTC does the same thing, always losing money, How do they stay in business? What bank would give them a loan to stay afloat if they're losing money every quarter?

 

[tgp]

Makes you wonder doesn't it? Makes you wonder why Softbank bought Sprint if they're losing millions every year. HTC does the same thing, always losing money, How do they stay in business? What bank would give them a loan to stay afloat if they're losing money every quarter?

Sometimes the losses that businesses report is on paper only. You know, for tax purposes.

 

[palandri]

Sometimes the losses that businesses report is on paper only. You know, for tax purposes.

LOL! I suppose. If you or I did that, they could visit us at Leavenworth.

 

[Jazmac]

Sometimes the losses that businesses report is on paper only. You know, for tax purposes.

Well Sprint must be looking for a big ol' refund this year.