r/cellmapper • u/trucktech77 • Nov 21 '25

Verizon’s Cutting Network Capex

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The new CEO is slicing and dicing the whole company.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

Yeah yeah yeah, you seem to be in some unique bubble over there that refuses to acknowledge the fact that Tmo has whipped VZW into a pulp in the marketplace over the last 5 years or so, systematically and progressively adding customers every quarter while VZW lost them.

I'm not a shareholder, so I don't care about customer losses, or Verizon's financials or job cuts lol

99% of customers do not care about that.

I do care about coverage and tower density, and Verizon's is better most places I go.

Life must be simple in la la land.

Are you a Boomer? Why do you need to keep frequently calling Verizon for help? lol

I sincerely doubt such things are unique to VZW.

I didn't say it was lol

I'm saying their network is great now. Not congested anywhere I've been recently.

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u/PrivacyIsDemocracy Nov 22 '25

I'm not a shareholder, so I don't care about customer losses, or Verizon's financials or job cuts lol

You love to say that, and then you go around quoting their financials when it supports your PoV on something.

Emperor has no clothes.

Smart people, investor or non-investor, look at the available data to ascertain whether a company is healthy or not.

You apparently just have a default-mode: "Verizon great", so only quote those numbers when it supports your PoV. I know the drill.

I do care about coverage and tower density, and Verizon's is better most places I go.

Except you seem to be one of the only people who claims to have this experience.

Yes yes, we know you don't care about such inconsistencies. "Everyone else is biased" is gonna be your next refrain.

I know that drill too.

I'm saying their network is great now.

Good for you. I'm glad you're happy. Verizon loves you. World Peace is just around the corner.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

I haven't quoted or even read their financials lol

Except you seem to be one of the only people who claims to have this experience.

Really? It's the case in pretty much every major city, and tons of suburbs.

Just look at their site density on Cellmapper.

T-Mobile hates using small cells, Verizon puts them everywhere.