Did Tmobile just pass Spinxtel?
🤣 Are you serious, T-Mobile is too small to compete, obviously you dont know that T-Mobile is part of the worlds Largest tele-communications company in the world, Deustche Telekom, so do your homework before you speak! 🤭 I feel embarassed for you that you would say somthing so dumb!
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what ever man i meant they are to samll in size here in the US to compete with the big boys, that do not have the money or subscribers to gain on vzw or cingy, maybe you should chek your facts before opening your big mouth
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😲 Ohh big man, you know that we have the same amount of towers as vzw and unfourtunatley cing lies about thier network, there is no way you can tell me they have 240 million subscribers as they advertise!!
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Tmoman said:
😲 Ohh big man, you know that we have the same amount of towers as vzw and unfourtunatley cing lies about thier network, there is no way you can tell me they have 240 million subscribers as they advertise!!
240 milllion POPs. That's potential subscribers. Meaning Cingular's network covers 240 million people living and working within the US, not that they have 240 million actual subscribers.
Every company advertises POPs, and there's no lying involved. That is what you would call illegal.
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they obviously dont have 240 million subscribers lol.. 240 million is Covered POPS.
POPS= persons of population (POPs) within their reach. potential customers.
POPS= persons of population (POPs) within their reach. potential customers.
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T-mobile is the second largest company in the world. next to Vodafone. Trust me...T-Mobile has plenty of size and money to do what it wants...you watch...Verizon is screwed for not having a GSM system...they cant run analog forever...and if cingular doesnt get there stuff together and start trying to keep customers (verizon too) they are gonna be at the bottom before they know it...
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yea i was wondering the same thing. it seem boost also surpassed qwest too and Cellular One / Western Wireless is now a defunct carrier. 😎
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Yea, pass them in what? Please be more specific and supply a link if you have one so we can see too 😁
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T-mobile doesnt lead against Sprint/nextel. i dont think they even lead sprint/nextel in prepaid and that is their strong suit. (t-mobile's i mean)
sprint leads in; 1. arpu; 2. data arpu. 3. total subscribers on the network. 4. net adds per year and quarter.
sprint leads in; 1. arpu; 2. data arpu. 3. total subscribers on the network. 4. net adds per year and quarter.
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nextel18 said:
T-mobile doesnt lead against Sprint/nextel. i dont think they even lead sprint/nextel in prepaid and that is their strong suit. (t-mobile's i mean)
sprint leads in; 1. arpu; 2. data arpu. 3. total subscribers on the network. 4. net adds per year and quarter.
Even so, Tmobile still passed them and now are the 3rd wireless carrier in the US. (behind VZW)
Shame on Sprixtel!
Sorry Nextel18.. 😢
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The ranking system is based on total # of subscribers on that company just like even to be listed you haft to have a minimum of 1 million customers. So apparently T-Mobile now has more than sprint/nextell do just like when cingular merged with AT&T it got more customers than verizon and took #1 and has had it ever since. Its based purly on the #'s
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i guess that is true..
but that isnt true that tmobile has more subscribers then sprint/nextel. maybe individually like tmobile against spritn or tmobile against nextel, but not combined.
but that isnt true that tmobile has more subscribers then sprint/nextel. maybe individually like tmobile against spritn or tmobile against nextel, but not combined.
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passed what? they dont lead in any category against sprint/nextel.
(people are very vague on here and they dont explain themselves.)
(people are very vague on here and they dont explain themselves.)
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nextel18 said:
passed what? they dont lead in any category against sprint/nextel.
(people are very vague on here and they dont explain themselves.)
That's how they passed Sprextel!!!
How do I make it any clearer for you?
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on the carriers link t-mobile moved up from the 2nd row middle to the 1st row end. thats what i noticed. im guessing this means something
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2nd row middle to 1st row end? what does that mean? lol..
can you show a link to this?
can you show a link to this?
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https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/ »
i'm guessing phonescoops places the carriers icons in order from customer count highest to lowest. t-mobile was 4th now they are 3rd. i guess their customer count is now higherthan that of sprint.
i'm guessing phonescoops places the carriers icons in order from customer count highest to lowest. t-mobile was 4th now they are 3rd. i guess their customer count is now higherthan that of sprint.
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Actually 47.6 million. I think the way phonesccop is ranking them is by listing Sprint and Nextel as separate entities with subscriber numbers separated by CDMA and IDEN
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yea, but they shouldnt do that in my view, since they are 1 company, al though, their networks arent together. i think they should be counted as one...
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i agree...cingy and att is counted as one, so is western wireless and alltel
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This is exactly how it should be too!
Sprint and Nextel are still too different carriers
I think of it this way : Sprint just owns the rights to Nextel until they want to shut down the consumer iDen network!
So they should be listed as separate and therefore t-mobile has more subscribers.
Another example: I don't think Cingular, after purchasing ATT Wireless, ever said " Cingular Wireless together with ATT Wireless" They became the same company!
Sprint and Nextel are still too different carriers
I think of it this way : Sprint just owns the rights to Nextel until they want to shut down the consumer iDen network!
So they should be listed as separate and therefore t-mobile has more subscribers.
Another example: I don't think Cingular, after purchasing ATT Wireless, ever said " Cingular Wireless together with ATT Wireless" They became the same company!
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Tmobile is actually rated the 2nd wireless company right behind Sprint/nextel... based on total gross revenue
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