Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

SpaceX "Starlink" & Boost Mobile (Reality for Musk).

☆ If SpaceX "Starlink" wants to utilize Boost Mobile they (Must) obtain permission from both AT&T, and T-Mobile; who (Currently) provides their Wireless Carrier Network services.

■ Even if Musk purchases Boost Mobile, he would still need to build his own Wireless Carrier Network for his SpaceX "Starlink" services.

■ Which could take 5-7 years, and $500.0+ Billion; to do so (with High Inflation costs for Raw materials).

■ Boost Mobile is essentially a Cellular service (Reseller) without their own Wireless Carrier Network (like most, except for AT&T, Verizon; and T-Mobile).

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@OP Taterhead is feeling a little blue today.

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@ae Most if not all of those contracts are not transferable. All parties on the original agreement must agree to the sale. Otherwise, the buyer will need to negotiate new terms. Like it or not, that’s how contracts work.

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Omg, these arguments about how difficult or near impossible it's going to be for SpaceX instead of focusing on Verizon's core offering, strategy, and investments instead of pure financial engineering. Really desperate mindset of old losers.

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No - no permission needed. Boost has contracts with TMO and ATT - so ... no.
Does not need a new network, Boost is an MNO and MVNO, so is a great start having satellite too
No, it won't take 5-7 years, it is ready from day one. TMO proves it, and Boost is ready.
No, Boost is an MNO, like it or not. Not much active however, but it can be turned up in a day.

So, Dan, get off the pipe, and go do bed gramps ...

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Big3 sweating hard.

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