Dish Bankruptcy - Business as Usual

[slow_poke_pete]

Notice who Charlie is screwing over...the little guy, as always. It infuriates me that companies can do a pick and choose bk like this, but the little guy? Never.

banks and creditors are used to being screwed

 

[dishdude]

banks and creditors are used to being screwed

They got their money, the people that have leases with Dish to put their 5G antennas on their roofs didn't. Now they have to figure out what to do with the equipment Dish installed.

 

[navychop]

Banks are usually the ones doing the "screwing." I can tell you tales. When a former employer went under, I had mailed the final PR taxes to Uncle Sugar. A bank person informed me they were seizing that cash for what was owed to them. I informed her the IRS had priority. I got treated like sh*t and was told off. I held my peace, figuring this person, and the bank, were about to learn a lesson from the IRS. I notified our lawyer. Not much later, the funds were released to the IRS and WE did not pay penalties and interest. I hope the bank did.

 

[nelson61]

They got their money, the people that have leases with Dish to put their 5G antennas on their roofs didn't. Now they have to figure out what to do with the equipment Dish installed.

It's not over until it's over.
The wireless group is still in bankruptcy and it is quite possible the judge will carve out something regarding the stranded equipment .
Lots of times the big debt holders will throw the little guys a bone to get them to accept a resolution being presented to the judge.

 

[Almighty1]

EchoStar fixes some of its mess, but there's much more to mop up

EchoStar's satellite TV and Sling TV services have exited Chapter 11, but clouds still hover above Dish Wireless, which faces a multitude of lawsuits.

www.lightreading.com

 

[Bruce]

News about the tower's dispute-

Towercos now own Dish's 5G radios – and SpaceX might be a buyer

Tower companies now own Dish's deserted 5G gear, says American Tower CEO Steven Vondran. This could feed into SpaceX's mobile ambitions, analysts say.

www.lightreading.com