You're completely ignoring that in many rural areas, there are only one or two p...

		BrandonM on Aug 31, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: US Government seeks to block AT&T & T-Mobile's $39... You're completely ignoring that in many rural areas, there are only one or two providers. When I visit my parents in rural northeast Ohio, there are only AT&T and Alltel (now Verizon) towers. My T-mobile phone roams (free to me) on the AT&T towers and works just fine. The companies can work out roam-exchange agreements among themselves that allow for sharing of infrastructure.

How is my explicitly mentioning such agreements ignoring them?

Edit: Yes, I mentioned them twice.