AT&T has some CDMA what?

Also to find T-Mobiles coverage by county go here: http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/view?id=7021686941

Companies are now writing the FCC saying of the two following things about AT&T:

* Verizon & AT&T refuses to deal with us to give us a Roaming Agreement on their network, while Sprint & T-Mobile are willingly to do so.

* We tried to talk to AT&T about a Roaming Agreement over LTE. But the company simply refuses to do so or gives us the run-a-round.

Am I reading your info right? AT&T, which does not have enough bandwidth, frequency allocation, channels, or whatever they are crying about that is in the way of their LTE, can, and does run CDMA and GSM networks? "How can this be?", says sarcastic Blacksheep.

"If you can't beat them, buy them", says AT&T.

baa-baa for now

PS: If the store rep at my local VZW is correct, I may experience 4G in Hagerstown, MD in under 2 months. Hope so. To Viper and all other TMO customers: best wishes for a good July 4th. I may be too busy with college homework to post much for a while. 1/3 done with Associates portion of BS in IT.

Yea its a snapshot from a document AT&T filed to the FCC that included that as one of their technologies.