If your store is not producing 200+ new lines a month then there is a serious risk of it being transitioned to indirect. In Verizon's eyes if they can still get 100+ lines from a indirect location at 1/4 the price its a no brainer. I'm surprised more stores haven't closed yet.
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Yes I do.
Do you think the fact that wireless earns all the money and wireline is dead weight has changed over the past year? Seems like valid news to me.
Why post a dated article, something from a year ago @2bys? The proverbial "yesterday's news".
Here's some other "current events", from August 2017:
Torch-wielding white nationalists march through University of Virginia campus.
1 dead, 19 injured after car plows into protesters in Charlottesville.
Trump condemns hatred "on many sides" in Charlottesville white nationalist protest.
Hurricane Harvey Floods Houston.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/08/16/how-verizon-communications-inc-makes-most-of-its-m.aspx
only trolls and douche bags post wireless info on the wireline forum
https://www.unionfacts.com/article/crime-and-corruption/
https://www.thelayoff.com/verizon-wireless
25% aint so bad. Should be 75%....but Verlieson loves to beat dead horses until their deader. Just look at blow90 it was DOA and they just pulled the plug 3 years later. A$$hats!
25% of retail locations in AZ will close by end of year confirmed by insider info.
Yeah so not all store leases expire in August.
Where do you find lease information?
Facts
Public information says my stores lease expires in August. Hmmm
Why August? Your post is 100% speculative. Not that I disagree. Retail is as dead as growth.