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Talks are underway to divvy up US Cellular assets between T-Mobile and Verizon.

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T-Mobile's postpaid revenue boosts $12M in revenue and netting $2B in net income.

Spectrum has raised prices twice in the past year, including on low-income assisted program.

The deadline to claim part of the $100M class action settlement is approaching April 15, 2024.

Internet providers are scrambling to provide cheap internet options to the over 23 million Americans impacted by the end of ACP.

Verizon pushes customers in to choosing newer plans by raising the price of older ones.

Cable and satellite providers hike prices again to combat increasing costs from content creators.

Mint Mobile has partnered with Paramount+ to offer 6 months of streaming to new unlimited plan customers.

ACP is set to run out of funding by April 2024, putting 23 million Americans in a tough spot to afford the internet.

AT&T offers those affected by the downed service a $5 credit.

Big Wireless's pushy sales tactics claim another victim.

Comcast raises prices for TV, internet, and home security anywhere from $2 to $20 per month.

Wireless carriers may need to fill the gap for internet users who are losing connectivity as ACP funding runs dry.

Navigating the fine print of 'free' phone offers and 'unlimited' plans from T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T should no longer require a magnifying glass.

Value MVNOs match or surpass Big Wireless and Full-Service MVNOS in every customer experience satisfaction category, especially with transparency.

T-Mobile updates its Smartphone Equality program to include the latest iPhone device for constant on-time prepaid payers.

FCC required cable and satellite TV providers to offer customers transparent pricing and billing.

AT&T has raised dividends not long after a rate increase for customers.

Older Americans account for about 20% of the 23 million households that will be impacted when the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) funding ends.