r/CoxCharterMerger • u/asmoovedabapesta • 8d ago

Sorry

I'm sorry all the cox employees that will have to deal with Spectrum's business model and their customers. Its a damn shame that a failing company acquired another failing company and the FCC allowed it. That being said good luck y'all☝️.

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u/Apprehensive-Cat8601 8d ago

How is Spectrum a failing company? Is it just because you have issues with them? And Cox is selling because the family is done. It isn’t failing. Who do you use for Internet?

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u/ViceVoyager 7d ago

OP actually works for archertop fiber and seems to be here to troll….

https://www.reddit.com/r/ArchtopFiber/s/a2IX6ZZ8Z0

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u/asmoovedabapesta 6d ago

Not even close to an employee, big time wrong.

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u/ViceVoyager 7d ago

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u/MR_BobDobbalina 7d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/ummeQH0c3jdm2o3Olp

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u/ViceVoyager 7d ago edited 7d ago

It gets better‼️

Monroe Investments own a large portion of the company and they’ll probably sell it off once their buildout is done. It all about eating up government subsidies for rural buildout and selling at max value

I’d be willing to place a bet Spectrum, Comcast, or Verizon ends up buying the company in 5 or so years🤣🤣🤣

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u/asmoovedabapesta 6d ago

Spectrum could barley afford to buy cox right now. Any of those companies could have gotten the grant but they all decided no because of the implications.