Telus trying to buy BCE?
22-Jun-2007, 10:01 AM
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Originally posted by ashtonp24
Telus in the west is pretty much like Rogers in the east. Since BCE and Telus operate on the same networks I don't see the transition being that much of a hassle. It would make sense for Telus to make such a bold move, since Rogers is being very aggressive with acquisitions and is taking full advantage of new cell/home number revised legislation.
Telus in the west is pretty much like Rogers in the east. Since BCE and Telus operate on the same networks I don't see the transition being that much of a hassle. It would make sense for Telus to make such a bold move, since Rogers is being very aggressive with acquisitions and is taking full advantage of new cell/home number revised legislation.
Bell and Telus in their respective territories are called ILECs (incommbant Local exchange carrier) and basically face tons of regulations.
22-Jun-2007, 10:04 AM
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Originally posted by Zyepher
It will make my stocks skyrocket. Hell just the talk about it jumped it up about 5-6 dollars. Will it happen? I dont think so but then again Bell has done horriblely awful in q1 so who knows.
It will make my stocks skyrocket. Hell just the talk about it jumped it up about 5-6 dollars. Will it happen? I dont think so but then again Bell has done horriblely awful in q1 so who knows.
the bond market's yeild for both company's bonds went in a positive direction
22-Jun-2007, 11:33 AM
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Originally posted by Zyepher
Ever since the start of talking about a merger begain the stalks surpassed 60 dollars. Last time they were in the 60's for this amount of time was almost 10-11 months ago.
Ever since the start of talking about a merger begain the stalks surpassed 60 dollars. Last time they were in the 60's for this amount of time was almost 10-11 months ago.
22-Jun-2007, 11:36 AM
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Originally posted by gatherer
talks of a merger were only made public Tuesday after trading .. look at how Telus has performed over Wednesday and today .. the stock is down.
talks of a merger were only made public Tuesday after trading .. look at how Telus has performed over Wednesday and today .. the stock is down.
22-Jun-2007, 11:51 AM
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Originally posted by gatherer
actually Telus in the west is like Bell in the east.
Bell and Telus in their respective territories are called ILECs (incommbant Local exchange carrier) and basically face tons of regulations.
actually Telus in the west is like Bell in the east.
Bell and Telus in their respective territories are called ILECs (incommbant Local exchange carrier) and basically face tons of regulations.
22-Jun-2007, 01:02 PM
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Originally posted by ashtonp24
are u telling me bell has more coverage than rogers in the east? If so i'd disagree completely.
are u telling me bell has more coverage than rogers in the east? If so i'd disagree completely.
Telus in the West is like Bellin the East .. both are large Dominate landline Carriers ...
there is more to all the companies then just cellular coverage ... currently I believe Rogers has the largeest Wireless customer base followed by Telus and then Bell.
but if you look at how the companies are regulated by the CRTC Telus and Bell are both ILECs in their respective areas and have the largest wireline base...
22-Jun-2007, 03:02 PM
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Originally posted by gatherer
you are thinking of wireless only ...
Telus in the West is like Bellin the East .. both are large Dominate landline Carriers ...
there is more to all the companies then just cellular coverage ... currently I believe Rogers has the largeest Wireless customer base followed by Telus and then Bell.
but if you look at how the companies are regulated by the CRTC Telus and Bell are both ILECs in their respective areas and have the largest wireline base...
you are thinking of wireless only ...
Telus in the West is like Bellin the East .. both are large Dominate landline Carriers ...
there is more to all the companies then just cellular coverage ... currently I believe Rogers has the largeest Wireless customer base followed by Telus and then Bell.
but if you look at how the companies are regulated by the CRTC Telus and Bell are both ILECs in their respective areas and have the largest wireline base...
26-Jun-2007, 11:41 AM
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26-Jun-2007, 11:20 PM
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oh well, probably for the best...
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