Partners
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Sprint Nextel |
We are a master dealer of Sprint/Nextel with the ability to activate throughout the Unites States. Sprint/Nextel is solid player in the wireless market today. Sprint's standard voice service reaches more than 295 million people (including U.S.-owned islands like Guam), and the Nextel iDen network reaches 264 million people. Sprint's 3G EV-DO network reaches 158 million people in 220 markets with more than 100,000 residents and 486 airports As technology and signal capabilities are enhanced, Sprint/Nextel will be at the forefront of new options and features that have been a staple for both Sprint and Nextel. This will help drive traffic, sales and create the right environment for solid, ongoing customer relationships. |
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T-Mobile |
Tmobile is a proven player in the consumer cellular market today. In 2007, T-Mobile earned the highest ranking from the J.D. Power and Associates 2007 Wireless Customer Care Performance Study • Volume 2, marking the sixth consecutive period that T-Mobile has held the top spot. T-Mobile not only earned the highest ranking, but its overall customer care score was significantly higher than any other wireless carrier. T-Mobile USA was previously known as VoiceStream Wireless. VoiceStream was formerly a division of Western Wireless until it was spun off as an independent company in 1999 who, by the end of that year, had acquired regional GSM carriers Aerial Communications in the Midwest and Omnipoint in the Northeast. In May 2001, VoiceStream, along with Southern regional carrier Powertel were acquired by Deutsche Telekom for $24 billion, and changed nationally to the T-Mobile name in September 2002. Headquartered in Factoria, Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile USA is currently the fourth-largest wireless carrier in the U.S. market with 25 million customers as of January 2007. Although T-Mobile USA has the smallest native network out of all the national U.S. carriers, it has roaming arrangements with major competitor Cingular (AT&T) as well as with a number of regional carriers such as Centennial Wireless, Dobson, Unicel and SunCom. |
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