Talk:Advanced Mobile Phone Service
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SNET and Cincinnati Bell
editSNET Wireless and Cincinnati Bell Wireless should be included somewhere in this entry
- When I have the time I will look into the issue, but as far as I know, as franchisees of AT&T at the time, they were not included in the divestiture and are not RHCs, or as now popularly termed, RBOCs. My guess would be that their territories B-wireline cellular providers were most likely NYNEX and Ameritech, respectively, and later cellular offerings by the two companies were probably by way of MVNO. But when I have the time I will attempt to find some information on this topic.
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AMPS as a technology
editI want to read about AMPS as a technology, not about various AT&T corporate divisions in this article. Jimj wpg (talk) 04:46, 27 August 2019 (UTC)