Recent content by Juan

Probably a shell company for att

I remember when ad free XM cost less than $7 a month

Probably because att closed their deal

You do know they stopped accepting satellite customers in certain areas

Yes it does...i was quoting pure profit..not gross

You don't understand corporate economics

You do realize att bought directv for the customer base..The plan was to dismantle the satellite service and move everyone to streaming..The plan is still happening with the new owners...I am done messing with you and will move on

You don't understand that it's not a real-estate deal...its a business...you can't just look at what they paid for it and what they sold it for....you have to look at the profit directv made while att owned it...directv never lost any money...all the profit went toward what att paid for...

Did I ever say good business? Lol

No Cancel 1 satellite that's 2 billion in the pocket Cancel all development on set top boxes..that's atleast another couple billion in the pocket. Reuse existing Sue fraudulent dealers cough Claude cough That another billion Move customers from expensive satellite platform to cheap...

Look at this way You bought a taxi for 40k You made 500k over 8 years You sold the taxi after 8 years of sevice for 10k Some would call that a 30k loss on the taxi while in reality you made 470k in profit It's not what att bought and sold directv for It's how much profit they made while...

Att made 2.8 billion in PROFIT from directv in 2024 AI Overview +4 In 2024, AT&T's equity in net income from the DIRECTV investment, after adjustments, was $2.8 billion. This represents AT&T's share of the profits from DIRECTV, which was still partially owned by AT&T in 2024. In September...

You don't get it...you would have a very nice billionaire life off of what directv is still making...just not what it once was

Not really Att brought in 33 billion from directv in 2019 alone.... In 2019, DirecTV contributed a large portion of AT&T's entertainment group revenue, which itself represented just over 22% of AT&T's total revenue of $142.4 billion. Although the exact profit figure is unavailable, analysts...

Yes they did...its hidden in the debt reduction..spinoffs are not just straight sell ofds