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T-Mobile Urges Consumer Action Against 'Twin Bells'

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The Victor

Feb 18, 2015, 6:11 PM

Broken record

Tired of hearing this over and over, its a business those who can afford or want to pay the price should be able to do so.

Its like when people used to complain non-stop about Walmart destroying usinesses because they offered products for a lower cost, theyre a business let it go
There's a difference between "free market capitalism" and corporatism or more often crony corporatism. The Founding Fathers had no idea that someday giant corporations would be running this country. Corporations didn't even exist in their time. Cap...
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Spoken like a true AT&T employee.
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OJ111593

Feb 24, 2015, 12:32 PM

All I read was ...

All I read was...
"We don't have enough money to buy spectrums so we need the consumer and government to strong arm AT&T & Verizon because we can't do business ourselves"

This is why T-Mobile is a joke.
cainthecavebear

Feb 20, 2015, 11:15 AM

LMAO!!!

All I heard was:

"Because of our shoddy services and terrible customer service experiences, we are not as profitable as our competitors. Therefore, we need the government to bail us out and help us compete".
That's the piint. That clown of a ceo is still trying to act like the underdog in this. I'm not a fan of sprint but at least they are trying to make a effort Without government strong arming
Globhead

Feb 18, 2015, 6:50 PM

Hard to take him seriously when he's trying to sell us off

Everything this guy does seems like a stunt now.
That may be the case, but the fact of the matter remains - the big two have a lot of spectrum, and so does Sprint for that matter. AT&T and Verizon have a lot more that is user-network friendly, and the fact that T-Mobile lacks that is disturbing.

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