new T-Mobile plans will kick butt!
New promo plans:
T-Mobile: 1500 no n/w 39.99
T-Mobile 1500 + unlimited n/w 49.99
Compared To:
Cingular and Verizon: 1350 n/w/m2m 79.99
Is it me, or do I smell a victory for T-Mobile?
BluetoOrange22 said:
More Money = More Power though.
Not necessarily, look at the fact that 40-50% of lottery winners go broke. More money doesn't equal more power if you don't know how to manage it.
Especially with Crapingular's customer service and they're 2yr agreements.
Then there is AT&T's horrible automated svc when you dial 611. The voice recognition on that thing seems like it was coded in the early 90's.
And by the way, how is Cingular's churn rate these days???
Does anyone know of a website that lists current churn rates, number of customers etc... between the carriers?
Cingular's churn rate was 2.2% versus T-Mobile's 2.8%. ๐
http://www.fmob.net/t-mobile-usa-q2-results »
http://cingular.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=press_rele ... »
Churn is seasonal, so it's only fair to compare data from the same quarter. ๐
(running to grocery store to purchase large amounts of butter)
I think tmobile USA will beat out Cingularโs net subscribers for the 3rd quarter because tmobile USA is not having problems like Cingular is facing now.
2. Churn is seasonal, so it's only fair to compare each company's data from the same quarter.
3. I guarantee you T-Mobile's churn will still be higher than Cingular's when they release their Q3 results.
4. I was comparing churn rates because that is what the poster was questioning.
Get a life.
Get a life, and Get more from life with T-Mobile. This is Catherine Zeta Jones. (t-jingle chimes in) ๐คฃ