Two Year Agreements coming for new customers
Well, it was nice while it lasted, but reliable sources have it that come March, T-Mobile will begin offering two year agreements to new customers.
I wasn't able to deduce whether the one year will still be a choice (with a higher priced phone, no doubt) or if you will be forced into a two year.
Seems like T-Mobile is finally ready to start playing with the big boys...and leaving customers in the dust 😡
I wasn't able to deduce whether the one year will still be a choice (with a higher priced phone, no doubt) or if you will be forced into a two year.
Seems like T-Mobile is finally ready to start playing with the big boys...and leaving customers in the dust 😡
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I still doubt 2 years initial contract can hold customer good, even offers good deal
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Ya if the customer wants to go they will no matter what the deal I am sad though 😢 T-Mobile has always been unique on the simple fact they let the service speak for itself and only do a one year contract to show it. It will be a sad sad loss
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😕 i was lost by your statement, can you please explain ecactly what was meant?
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I knew it was only a matter of time until T-Mobile was going to 1. discontinue thier 19.99 plan, 2. Change to two-year contracts.
I won't be suprised if they get rid of thier 29.99 plans, and make thier plans start at 39.99.
Eventually T-Mobile will be like Verizon, Sprint, and Cingular.
I won't be suprised if they get rid of thier 29.99 plans, and make thier plans start at 39.99.
Eventually T-Mobile will be like Verizon, Sprint, and Cingular.
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We were effectively losing money on the 19.99 plan. One call into customer care or one adjustment on the account and we ended up losing money on the account for a year.
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Ah I see. Well I just upgraded from my 19.99 plan to my 29.99 plan and I have the 4.99 messaging bundle so I bet T-Mobile is happy with me now that they are no longer losing money off of me.
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We are in the busy of making money as all for profit companies are. We have to make good decisions that not only benefit our customers but make us profitable.
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well, until it actually happens, reliable sources just wont work for me 🤣
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The thing about it is that tmobile's customer service won't change which is a very good thing. Also I don't see them becoming like the other carriers in that they don't care about their customers. By locking customers into a 2 year contact they will be able to offer more services ( like deploying their 3g network) and expanding coverage allowing them to become a major player in the market.
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here is the word its coming...and i know 4 a fact...i own a couple retail stores...get the deals while you can.. 😎
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😳 How can you own the retail stores? are you the ceo ? or are you a regional? Or maybe just exlusive indirect?
I know its way off subject and just forthe record i disagree with the 2 year contract
I know its way off subject and just forthe record i disagree with the 2 year contract
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i own a five retail indirect stores to clairfy..i am by no means the ceo of tmobile..but the president of a small reseller or indirect agent..we work with tmobile but are not tmoblie owned stores 😛
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Ok just wanted to clarify that and congrats on 5 stores you are doing something right hope busness is booming
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tmobile rocks it though so its ok by me!
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It is true. It was revealed at a big company wide manager meeting in Chicago. Supposedly on the 12th I believe.
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Now, it's been several months since I've worked there, however I was there when the 2 year contract option started rolling out. At that time at least, it was an option, not a requirement. (For better phone pricing, etc...) Will it still be like that? Both verizon and cingular (not sure about sprint)offer 1 and 2 year contracts, and it is the customers choice.
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