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T-Mobile is still a very valuable target for a buyout- just not from one of the existing cellphone companies.

I would not be at all surprised if someone like Time Warner Cable (or Dish, as the TechCrunch article mentions) took an interest. Verizon can offer a "quad-play" internet/home phone/cellphone/TV plan, and I suspect their competition would love to do the same.

Also, don't forget that T-Mobile just earned $4bn from AT&T. That can do them a lot of favours.



DT the parent company gets the $4B, not T-mobile USA. (which is actually $3B + spectrum)


Presumably T-Mobile USA gets the spectrum, right? What would DT do with random spectrum in the USA outside of T-Mobile?


sell it or lease it.


In terms of selling or leasing, isn't the spectrum most valuable when combined with all of the other spectrum T-Mobile USA owns?




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