Sprint Issues Statement Regarding AT&T / T-Mobile Deal
Sprint should just lure T-mobile customers with insane offers.
If Sprint offered a crazy deal specifically to T-mobile customers to give them an incentive to switch to Sprint, they could steal away some customers before the deal closes which would mean less subscribers for AT&T to take over.
For example, if Sprint offered T-mobile customers lower prices on phones and if they offered to pay their EFC to switch, they could get a large chunk of subscribers. The only question is, would they be willing to take a risk doing so?
For example, if Sprint offered T-mobile customers lower prices on phones and if they offered to pay their EFC to switch, they could get a large chunk of subscribers. The only question is, would they be willing to take a risk doing so?
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They don't need to offer any crazy deals to lure ME in, I'm already going to switch over to Sprint once my contract is over...in October
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No!
Offering 'insane offers' is precisely the reason why T-Mobile had to be bought out....and is precisely the reason why Sprint is in trouble now.
If Sprint ever wants to be a successful company it is going to have to stop giving everything away and slashing its prices to the bone.
Offering 'insane offers' is precisely the reason why T-Mobile had to be bought out....and is precisely the reason why Sprint is in trouble now.
If Sprint ever wants to be a successful company it is going to have to stop giving everything away and slashing its prices to the bone.
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I agree.
However, they must price accordingly. You can't price yourself into a category equivalent to the larger carriers. Potential subs will walk. Sprint has wisely adjusted pricing for a profit direction. I don't see them being able to adjust any more prices in either direction.
John B.
However, they must price accordingly. You can't price yourself into a category equivalent to the larger carriers. Potential subs will walk. Sprint has wisely adjusted pricing for a profit direction. I don't see them being able to adjust any more prices in either direction.
John B.
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