AT&T CFO Sees Tiered Pricing Future for Carriers
Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie
It would be more accurate to say that the corporate CFO is betting we'll pay more just because he says so. Unfortunately americans have thus far told the big 4 wireless providers in the US that it is OK to do so. Contracts with high (even teired) ETF fees are OK, we want our $800 phones for free, and we'll then pay anything to keep them on the air.
Such a dumb model, I wish we'd become more like Europe, where most pay full price for their phones, and there are enough competitors that true unlimited offerings and state of the art networks are the only way to stand out, not by the devices the carrier is giving away for free, locked to their own network.
Replies
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by futuresealsniper
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by Jayshmay
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by futuresealsniper
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by Jayshmay
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by CellStudent
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by WarriorProphet
- Re: Please sir, may I have some poppies? by CellStudent
- Re: Actually 4G makes this argument an even bigger lie by WarriorProphet
- Actually "truly unlimited" doesn't exist in most of europe by Menno
- Re: Actually "truly unlimited" doesn't exist in most of europe by reginaldwalton
- Re: Actually "truly unlimited" doesn't exist in most of europe by WarriorProphet


