Amp'd delayed its potential close-of-business date to July 31 aft...
Amp'd delayed its potential close-of-business date to July 31 after winning a one-week reprieve Monday in a Wilmington, Del., bankruptcy court. Amp'd and Verizon reached an interim agreement, with Verizon continuing to provide its network for Amp'd use for…
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one week, a Verizon spokeswoman said. Verizon could terminate service on July 31 or August 1, pending results of an Amp'd assets auction, she said. Amp'd ended customer service Monday, using its Web site and text messages to tell customers service could end the next day (CD July 24 p8). Amp'd updated that Q&A after the parties signed the interim agreement. Amp'd did not comment.