Qwest has talked to Verizon Wireless as part of a plan to revamp the way Qwest sells bundles of services, Verizon Communications Inc confirmed on Wednesday. The Wall Street Journal earlier reported that Verizon Chief Executive Ivan Seidenberg said his company has held talks with Qwest about a possible deal. Qwest said …

Qwest Communications and Verizon Wireless just announced that they've signed a 5-year agreement for Qwest to market and sell Verizon Wireless service beginning this summer. Qwest customers will have access to the full line of Verizon Wireless handsets and devices, as well as high-speed broadband wireless services for e-mail, Internet access and multimedia services. Qwest

Beginning today, Qwest has begun reselling Verizon Wireless services to its Denver residential customers. Qwest had partnered with Sprint in the past, but announced its switch to Verizon Wireless in May. Qwest said it will be contacting its existing ...

Qwest has started reselling Verizon Wireless voice and data services to its residential and business customers. In May, Qwest announced that it was dropping Sprint Nextel as its provider of wireless services in favor of Verizon Wireless. At that time, it was estimated that the move would cost Sprint about 860,000 customers. Qwest will start contacting its existing Qwest Wireless customers to switc

As I reported elsewhere, Qwest is looking to get out of it's MVNO deal with Sprint. Instead, they will be simply reselling Verizon Wireless service. Qwest customers with more than one service will be able to retain combined billing once Verizon Wireless and Qwest get their billing systems talking with one another. The obvious question that came from this: what's going to happen to the existing Qwe

Qwest and Verizon Wireless have signed an agreement whereby Qwest will sell Verizon Wireless's phones and services to its customers. Qwest's landline subscribers will have access to all of Verizon Wireless's phones, modems, voice and data services. They will ...

Qwest announced Monday that it had signed a five-year deal with Verizon Wireless to market and sell Verizon wireless services and handsets beginning this summer.

Today Qwest Communications and Verizon Wireless have announced a new 5 year deal that will have Qwest selling Verizon's wireless services to Qwest's customers. Verizon services will be available from Qwest's retail locations, website, and call centers. Read the full story here.

It looks like Sprint just didn't have what Qwest wireless wanted from an MVNO network lease partner. Making good on previous speculation that Qwest was preparing to drop Sprint and sign up with Verizon Wireless, Qwest has announced that, come this summer, Big Red will be providing wireless airtime to Qwest's wireless subscribers. The move

Qwest Communications will stop reselling Sprint Nextel Corp.'s wireless service and move its subscribers to Verizon Wireless' network, Qwest said Monday.