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AT&T has reached an agreement to purchase Leap Wireless International Inc., operating under the brand name Cricket.ย  AT&T claims it will give Cricket customers access to AT&Tโ€™s high speed wireless network and expand their choices in mobile devices.ย  Beneficial to AT&T is the access to the use of Leapโ€™s spectrum, which will allow AT&T to further expand its network.ย  These unused airwaves are fundamental components to the livelihood of the wireless industry.ย ย  However, not everyone is supportive of this pending transaction.ย  According to the Washington Post, โ€œFederal regulators have been averse to permitting larger carriers to merge.ย  In late 2011, AT&T abandoned its $39 billion bid to buy T-Mobile after the Justice Department raised its objection to the deal on the grounds it would raise prices and give customers fewer choices.โ€ย  Not only are consumers going to be affected by this merger, but property owners with cell towers will potentially lose a tenant on their existing towers, impacting their current monthly rent.

(http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/atandt-to-buy-leap-wireless-cricket-cellphone-brand-for-about-12-billion/2013/07/12/8ed04a58-eb38-11e2-818e-aa29e855f3ab_story.html)