Been there, done that. Ran a company under direction of a federal bankruptcy trustee. He taught me a lot.
Yeah, talk to Sinclair about that. Debt got more expensive quite quickly. That impacted the calculus.
And their cellular rank was what in 2016?
Based on Dish's cellular ranking change between 2016 and 2024, I'd say he does have at least some idea what he is doing.
... if they ever do something with the Network.
Dish did not take over Boost until 2020.
Yes Bruce, that was my point. Thanks for making it for me... again. I'll do it one more time.Dish did not take over Boost until 2020.
It was purchased by Nextel in 2003 and, as a result of the merger between Sprint Corporation and Nextel, then became owned by Sprint in 2004. It was then purchased by Dish Wireless on July 1, 2020, as a result of the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile.
Boost Mobile - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
And you are missing my point, they took over a company that was already at number 4, then lost 1.5 million subscribers, so no, I do not believe they know what they are doing with it.
For the record, I don't feel bad about my contribution to Scott's trip last year (even for no news at all) or this year if the news is all bad. As navy said, this might be Scott's last Team Summit opportunity.
I didn't think they would. Satellite TV is dying a quick death. Add to that the Boost 5g money pit and you can see why DISH can't pay it's debt. Bankruptcy is the only option. The question will it be restructured Bankruptcy or a total liquidation going out of business sale.
That's what I told the guys who work for me who've approached me about this.
I thoroughly enjoyed the mlb.tv app on Roku the last couple of seasons, being able to watch the out-of-market team I follow, every single game, with the ability to skip through between-inning commercials, etc. Could watch live or delayed, but did not have to wait until the game was over to start watching delayed. $150 per year. If a game was blacked out due to home area broadcast restrictions, you can watch it in full after the game ends.
Boost Infinite is not Boost Mobile.
And now the latest Galaxy S24 and S24 Ultra. It's hopefully picking up steam. T-Mobile was a niche carrier for a long time and look at them nowCool, I have one of the only ones.
It is odd that the A23 is, but the high end Samsung that they'll give you the latest model every year, isn't. Part of me wonders whether that list is a little bit old.
Personally, I'm not certain why Boost Infinite isn't working well. $60 a month for unlimited and they give you the latest iPhone when it comes out? $25 for the cheapo people like me.
Dish did not take that away from you. The company that provides Giants games took that away from you, whoever it was, Sinclair, Bally sports, etc..
They say this
www.mlb.com
One of the guys who works for me switched to Boost infinite. He had T-Mobile before that and he also switched from an android to the iPhone 15 Pro Max. I've asked him several times how he likes it. He says it's great. He says he has better signal in places where he didn't have any signal with T-Mobile.
