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CellOpt AFP Success stories T-Mobile New York City, 2003: Achieved over-night 100,000 less drop calls per day after implementing a frequency plan generated by CellOpt AFP. They were previously averaging around 250,000 drops per day in NYC. This was the single largest over-night improvement ever in T-Mobile US history and the engineering manager Tareq Amin was sent on a holiday to Hawaii as a token of appreciation from top management. T-Mobile US (nation-wide), 2003: Achieved an average of 20% more minutes of use between drops across all T-Mobile US markets by rolling out plans generated by CellOpt AFP. T- Mobile’s National Engineering Director Marc Cosgrowe made an effort to come unscheduled to a lunch appointment with T-Mobile to show us a slide with graphs with the improvement per market and told us that the CEO of T-Mobile was personally tracking the implementation of CellOpt AFP across the nation. He was very happy about the noticeable step improvements achieved over night in every market the implemented new frequency plans from CellOpt AFP. CellOpt AFP Success stories Nextel US (nation-wide) 2002 Saved Nextel a billion dollars in capital investments in infrastructure as we improved the quality significantly across all Nextel markets in the US by the roll-out of CellOpt AFP plans. In addition to having much better drop call statistics it also enabled Nextel Engineering at the HQ to change the recommendation to that they could have upto 12 radios per sector instead of previously only 7 before they should consider implementing a new cell site. This meant an enormous capital and operational cost saving in infrastructure. In 2002 Nextel had budgeted site builds for 1.5 billion dollars but spent during that year less than 500 million dollars. Nextel is very aware that this change was tremendously important to them in their comeback from a laggard in the market to the shining which led to that were valued at 36 B$ at their