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[paspeedtestingadventures]

I know a lot of people put down dish but they hit the mark they were given and built a decent network for what it is in 2 years (June 2021-June 2023) and are continuing to expand since June 2023.

Im hoping they can somehow continue to secure capital whether they get more loans or they end up having some kinda bankruptcy restructuring that ends up helping the financial state in the long term.

[frank-bmtz]

We all need Dish to succeed. I’ve said from the beginning that competition breeds network improvement across the board for all carriers and consumers. Now that T-Mobile is acquiring US Cellular, we need a 4th carrier to keep them honest.

[DeRussellMasina]

I hope Dish Wireless can get some favor from our non-governing government.

We need to have the 4th carrier succeed so the big 3 don't pick their bones for customers & spectrum

[leevonallenjr]

So boost mobile going to 5G only boost mobile that's good

[crowsnestbroadband]

Super solid where they have coverage. I wish it wasn't so hard to access the native network on various phones.

[aisrising]

i have to say i have no issues with dish/ boost mobile its been good for my needs maybe since iv had boost so long and all the change that has happened i still have great service reliability and afforability, yes not as many retail store around but as far as the network the service i get is really good

[green]

Sneed i going to respectful disagree with you on need dish in wireless. Spectrum is the life blood of wireless networking and the holdings that dish has could been put to use years ago and pre-built networks from the big 3. The suppose benefit of dish is more competitive market and in theory drive down pricing but the reailty is network upgrades and maintenance cost going up. So the extra cost is going to be pass on the customers with price increases wither we have dish or not it was going to happen.

[TonyLambshanks]

Just because they checked some boxes at the FCC does not mean they have a viable network. In the past a van driving around with equipment for a day utlizing licenses in various areas qualified as checking boxes with regards to Straightpath Communicaitons and their licenses. 98-99% of all Boost's Wireless Service Revenue still travels on the ATT and Tmobile Networks under their MVNO agreements. This information can clearly be found in Dish/Echostar's Quarterly SEC Filings if you look.