AT&T CEO Warns of Higher Prices in Wake of T-Mobile Failure
Top message: Enter AT&T haters... by Jellz
Replying to: Not a chance. by Jarahawk
Re: Not a chance.
Its a statistical fact.
AT&T and Verizon moved to 2-Year contracts, then Sprint did, then T-Mobile.
AT&T and Verizon moved to Mobile to Mobile, then Sprint did, then T-Mobile.
AT&T and Verizon prorated their ETF, then Sprint did, then T-Mobile.
AT&T and Verizon raised their ETF, then Sprint did, and T-Mobile is going to soon.
Sprint introduced Any Mobile calls, then AT&T did and then T-Mobile. Verizon has still not.
So - when you say "nice try", you should look at the history of how these companies compete. You will see a following each of each other. If one company gets away with it, the others will do so as well.
AT&T and Verizon moved to 2-Year contracts, then Sprint did, then T-Mobile.
AT&T and Verizon moved to Mobile to Mobile, then Sprint did, then T-Mobile.
AT&T and Verizon prorated their ETF, then Sprint did, then T-Mobile.
AT&T and Verizon raised their ETF, then Sprint did, and T-Mobile is going to soon.
Sprint introduced Any Mobile calls, then AT&T did and then T-Mobile. Verizon has still not.
So - when you say "nice try", you should look at the history of how these companies compete. You will see a following each of each other. If one company gets away with it, the others will do so as well.
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