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...because I have been struggling to maintain my subscriber base in the face of promises from the larger carriers. Because AT&T will provide roaming services in Europe and many other areas of the world, unlike that young Verizon...
Sure they're young and bright. Sure they talk of the nation's most reliable network, but can they provide like I know AT&T can...
Although probably no where near as melodramatic, it seems that Qwest has come to a fork in the road with their simultaneous talks to AT&T and Verizon. Thus far, Ed Mueller, the Chief of Qwest, has been anything but helpful, assuring the market, focus attention on his subscribers, that a decision will be made soon.
If AT&T and Qwest join forces, it will definitely be interesting to see what the small network provider specialist Qwest will contribute to the AT&T subcriber network.
On the other hand, Qwest and Verizon together would help concentrate the non-cable, broadband market. Maybe team-work between these two will result in the concoction of a newer, faster, yet affordable DSL network that would be able to compete with the Comcast cable giant.
...because I have been struggling to maintain my subscriber base in the face of promises from the larger carriers. Because AT&T will provide roaming services in Europe and many other areas of the world, unlike that young Verizon...
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