On another call http://al4a.fun/ al4a “This not only improves our spectrum position, it advances our offerings in prepaid service,” says Brad Burns, a spokesman for AT&T. “We’ll make the prepaid market more competitive. Leap’s customers will be able to ride on our fast LTE network.” AT&T will win even more spectrum with the deal in the densely populated areas where it’s having difficulty meeting current demand. (It could invest in more towers to use the spectrum it has better, but that’s a different complaint.) It will also, unfortunately, have to square two completely different approaches to mobile service.