Investor Briefing Acquisition of Western Wireless January 10, 2005.

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Investor Briefing Acquisition of Western Wireless January 10, 2005

3 “Safe Harbor” Statement Today’s discussion includes statements about expected future events and future financial results that are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of Forward-looking statements are subject to uncertainties that could cause actual future events or results to differ materially from those expressed in such statements. Other factors that could cause actual results of ALLTEL to differ materially, many of which are beyond the control of ALLTEL include, but are not limited to, the items listed in the safe-harbor statement contained in our Press Release regarding the Western Wireless acquisition. “Safe Harbor” Statement and Regulation G Disclaimer Regulation G Disclaimer Today’s presentation will include certain non-GAAP financial measures. I refer you to the Investor Relations section of ALLTEL’s Web site where the company has posted additional information regarding these non-GAAP financial measures, including a reconciliation of each such measure to the most directly comparable GAAP measure. The company’s Web site is located at

4 Transaction Summary HIGHLIGHTS ~$6 billion acquisition of Western Wireless ~ 60 million ALLTEL shares issued and ~$1 billion in cash Each share of Western Wireless stock will be exchanged for.535 shares of ALLTEL common stock and $9.25 in cash. Western Wireless shareholders will have the ability to make an all-stock or all-cash election subject to proration. Required approvals: Western Wireless shareholders, FCC, DoJ, applicable state PUCs Expected to close by mid-2005 No divestitures expected John Stanton to join ALLTEL Board VALUATION (PRE-SYNERGY) Western Wireless OIBDA (1) $737M$819M Multiple8.5x7.6x (1) Based on analyst estimates from Merrill Lynch, Bear Stearns, and Lehman. OIBDA defined as operating income before depreciation and amortization.

5 The Premier Regional Communications Company This transaction: Combines complementary assets geographically and technologically Increases ALLTEL’s wireless revenue mix to nearly 70% Increases our retail position in markets where we add significant value Creates the leading independent roaming partner in our markets with the top four national players offering multiple technologies (CDMA, GSM, TDMA) Adds diversity and increased growth through International markets Creates revenue upside and cost synergy opportunities Preserves a solid balance sheet Maintains flexibility for strategic options

6 Synergy / Opportunities Opportunity to increase penetration Opportunity to offer high-value service plans Expanded roaming relationships Corporate overhead IT Operations Network Operations Sales and Marketing Handset/Network Purchasing Estimated Net Present Value of Operating Synergies And Interest And Tax Savings of Approximately $800 Million RevenueOperating Expenses Operating Synergies$50M - $60M$70M - $80M$80M - $90M Refinance existing debt Tax benefits related to intangible asset amortization Other Note: Excluding one-time expenses of ~$120M.

7 This Transaction Increases Our Wireless Revenue Mix... ALLTELWestern Wireless Pro Forma ALLTEL Wireless revenue increases to ~70% in the first year of operations Note: LTM 9/30/04 Revenue Mix OIBDA Mix Wireless Wireline Communication Services 100%

8 Increases presence in markets where we add significant value Pro Forma Domestic Footprint ALLTEL Pro Forma (Dollars in Billions, POPs and Subs in Millions) Wireless Customers11.5 Wireline Access Lines3.0 Revenue$9.9 OIBDA$3.8 Revenue and OIBDA LTM 9/30/04 Covered U.S. POPs72.5M Network Coverage>1M sq. mi. Spectrum Position Avg. ~30MHZ (primarily in 850MHz band) Ireland Austria Slovenia Georgia Bolivia Haiti Pro Forma International Footprint

9 And Improves Our Wholesale Position By Diversifying Our Roaming Revenue Sources ALLTEL –Roaming revenue ~8% of wireless revenue –~60% of roaming from one national carrier We become the largest independent roaming partner in our markets with each of the four national carriers by offering multiple technologies (CDMA, GSM, TDMA) ALLTEL / Western Wireless –Roaming revenue ~10% of wireless revenue –No carrier over 45%

10 And Improves Our Wholesale Position In the Right Places PRO FORMA ALLTEL Cingular PRO FORMA ALLTEL Verizon PRO FORMA ALLTEL Nextel Sprint PRO FORMA ALLTEL T- Mobile CingularVerizon Sprint/NextelT-Mobile Note: ALLTEL Pro Forma licensed coverage. All others represent approximate network build out.

11 Robust Revenue and OIBDA Growth 68% 936% National licenses in European countries of Austria, Ireland, Slovenia covering 13 million people Rapidly growing operations in Bolivia, Haiti and Georgia 1.6 million customers Track record of delivering value International Markets Add Diversity and Growth WWCA Int’l Has Delivered Significant Growth in 2004 Ireland Austria Slovenia Georgia Bolivia Haiti

12 Credit Ratings (1) : A1 / Prime-1 / F1 Commercial Paper ratings; A / A2 / A long-term credit ratings Source: Wall Street equity research and company filings. Note : Assumes 80% equity credit for AT and CTL Equity Units. SBC and BLS PF AT&T Wireless acquisition. Sprint/Nextel PF. Pro Forma (PF) ratings have not been assigned. ( 1) Ratings from S&P / Moody’s / Fitch, respectively, for ALLTEL only as of 12/31/04. (2) From current businesses LTM 9/30/04 – OIBDA defined as operating income before depreciation and amortization. ALLTEL Has One of the Strongest Credit Profiles in the Telecom Industry ALLTEL Credit Metrics (9/30/04) –Net Debt / OIBDA 1.2X (2) –Net Debt / Total Cap 32% ALLTEL SBC BellSouth TDS US Cellular AT&T CenturyTel Sprint/ Nextel Citizens Rural Cellular Qwest CCC +BB+BBB-BBBA-AA+B-BB-BBBB+BBB+AA- Verizon ALLTEL Pro Forma Credit Metrics (9/30/04) –Net Debt / OIBDA 1.8X (2) –Net Debt / Total Cap 37% ALLTEL Pro Forma 2005 Credit Metrics Improve Due To: –$1.4 B From Equity Units –Free Cash Flow After Dividends

13 ALLTEL Has Met or Exceeded All Operational and Synergy Goals in Previous Transactions ALLTEL Management Team Has a Proven Track Record Of Integrating Numerous Acquisitions 1998 –360 Communications - $6.1B Added 2.6M wireless customers 1999 – Aliant Communications and Liberty Cellular - $2.4B Added 300K access lines and 440K wireless customers 2000 – Verizon Property Swap and Roaming Deal - $600M Added 700K net wireless customers 2002 – Verizon Kentucky Wireline - $1.9B Added 600K access lines 2002 – CenturyTel Wireless Business - $1.6B Added 700K wireless customers 2004 – Pending Acquisition and Swap of Conflicted Cingular/AWE assets - $170M cash & partnership swaps Will add 200K+ wireless customers

14 Summary – This Transaction… Is reasonably valued given recent transactions and current trading multiples Is accretive to ALLTEL in first full year of operations (2006) Increases ALLTEL’s wireless revenue mix to nearly 70% Increases our retail position in markets where we add significant value Creates the leading independent roaming partner to the top four national players in our markets offering multiple technologies Adds diversity and increased growth through International markets Creates revenue upside and cost synergy opportunities Preserves a solid balance sheet Maintains flexibility for strategic options

Investor Briefing Acquisition of Western Wireless

17 ALLTEL Corporation – 'Pro Forma Combined Financial Measures Reflecting Acquisition of Western Wireless 'Reconciliations of Non-GAAP Financial Measures

18 ALLTEL Corporation – 'Pro Forma Combined Financial Measures Reflecting Acquisition of Western Wireless 'Reconciliations of Non-GAAP Financial Measures

19 ALLTEL Corporation – 'Pro Forma Combined Financial Measures Reflecting Acquisition of Western Wireless 'Reconciliations of Non-GAAP Financial Measures