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by gibba999
1764 days ago
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Yes, the solution are astronomical penalties. And a corporate dissolution isn't the outcome. The outcome is that T-Mobile goes into bankruptcy, with its customers as the debtors. The outcome of that is that a bankruptcy court divides up the assets to maximize payout to you. Most likely, this means: - T-Mobile, as an entity continues to exist, as-is.. - Shareholder value is wiped out... - And handed to customers, as the customers become shareholders. T-Mobile has a 180B market cap, which probably means you acquire stock worth a grand or so. |
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