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As stated in the previous episode, the initial target for US Mobile was college students, who is now? (And if the target is broader now, how big do you expect US Mobile to become as a MVNO?)

When will US Mobile be able to display real coverage maps instead of a zip code search? Are they not allowed to display coverage maps as of now? Is that what’s stopping them?

I’m able to get nationwide 5G (low band) without issue on US mobile. Just not UWB yet

Just saw Carlos s tech video it shows the super LTE is not getting 5g then Carlos went to chat they confirm it's true & only gsm T-Mobile is getting 5g & the super LTE is in testing this needs some explaining I think 🤔

My question echos a lot of other's questions. However I was also really curious how they're providing a uncapped unlimited plan. I'm curious if they have a special agreement in place, or if they're just risking taking a loss on some customers, and making up for it with customer that don't really need "unlimited".

Can you ask when US Mobile would release 5G UWB on Super LTE?

Also, will there us mobile, including their true unlimited data plan, have access to their full future network capacity, their 5G C band capacity, CBRS and mm wave full speed? (Currently it doesn't look that Us Mobile has access to it, even CBRS ,Carlos has test it today)

How is us mobile able to provide “truly unlimited” data to customers, while other mvnos say they have unlimited data, but there is a cap before being throttled.

Can you suggest who the upcoming pooled data plans are for? With how great your unlimited plan discounts are I don't see much room for families to chose a pool instead? Could pooling data be more viable than running a hotspot for tablets and laptops?

Catherine Doyel

I'm wondering this too. I think it has something to do with the agreements US Mobile is able to get with T-Mobile?

What handset brand do most users have while using your service?

Why gsm service lacks behind super LTE

Do you mean for them to get access to postpaid priority data? Because I think full speed unlimited data is different than getting postpaid priority. Just want to confirm.

Is there an option for an MVNO to have a contract with a network operator to provide a true full speed unlimited data plan? To provide full speed unlimited data like a MNO for super users (like me) which are using 300-500 GB per month, and could a MVNO offer in a plan, access to post priority data?