Sprint antenna to come off tower?

by Ron
(Titusville, Pa.)

Lately I was told by SBA that Sprint announced they are taking their antennas off celltowers. I lease to SBA and have only a Sprint antenna on my celltower and an AT&T electronics hut (with no antenna) on my lease. SBA said that they've halted any buy outs because of new tech. What should I expect next? Thank you.

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May 18, 2016
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by: Stephen

You have to check their nose like Pinocchio every time to make sure they are telling the truth. SBA reps love to cry poverty. The last time that I checked, Sprint was still a viable carrier, and SBA was still buying towers.

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