“ Originally Posted by VenumX 
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sprint wouldnt really just disappear, someone would buy them. Verizon cant really buy sprint because then they would have a monopoly over the CDMA market so not sure who would do it but Sprint is probably the best network out there; just the higher ups dont know what they are doing OR how to organize priorities. All it would take is for the higherups to be in the store for 1 day to see what steps need to be takin instead of basing their decisions of numbers. Sprint made a lot of dumb decisions ( most of which involve Nextel ) and are continuing to make the same mistakes over and over again. First the buy Nextel ( a failing company ) then it knocks us down a bit, then they say well we're gonna put direct connect on Sprint! Another waste of time. Why make the networks compatible? It takes way too much time / resources to make a technology then try to fit it with another one. IMO they should just drop the whole Nextel thing, upgrade old Nextel customers to new Sprint phones ( with the new kind of direct connect ) then sell the Nextel ( TDMA ) towers to a smaller cell phone network just starting out. To make up for the loss on upgrading cell phones.
exactly, but you know as well as i do tim since we both work at sprint that sprint corporates and higher ups will never step in a sprint store and never had isince they got their position.