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To: gdichaz who wrote (100305)6/12/2001 7:05:23 PM
From: grinder965  Respond to of 152472
 
Verizon is just playing along for now. As you suggest much can and will happen during the next several years. Though if I were a Verizon shareholder right now I'd be thinking long and hard about my holdings. Even the appearance that company management might make a decision that is favorable for its largest minority shareholder at the expense of the majority, would be extremely distasteful



To: gdichaz who wrote (100305)6/12/2001 7:28:53 PM
From: carranza2  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
VOD's strong arm tactics have nothing to do with the quality of the technology, nor do they have to do with roaming as the multi-system chips are going to make roaming a non-issue. Hell's Bell's it's a non-issue now.

VOD wants quantity discounts for WCDMA infra. There is going to be a lot of $ spent on WCDMA infra. If it can get Verizon to go WCDMA, the infra orders increase and so does the volume discount.

It's always the bottom line.


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