22 Mar
This is a two-part series, so ONLY post your support of the merger here.
If you wish to voice your opposition, please use the comments in the “Why do YOU oppose the merger” post…
Comments are open, so what’s the story, guys?
[...] you wish to voice your support, please use the comments in the “Why do YOU support the merger” [...]
This is the second in the two-part series, so ONLY post your opposition of the merger here. If you wish to voice your support, please use the comments in the “Why do YOU support the merger” post… Comments are open, so what’s the story, guys?
This is a two-part series, so ONLY post your support of the merger here. If you wish to voice your opposition, please use the comments in the “Why do YOU oppose the merger” post… Comments are open, so what’s the story, guys?
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That is your feeble opinion. I have a HTC 2G, arguably the best phone in the world. In overclocked mode, it has the fastest clock speed on the market. It has a physical design that no one has topped. It is largely considered to be the best phone on the market, and sports the most popular OS ever made for a phone. On top of all that, it supports WiFi calling natively. This is a feature that no other carrier supports and is an option that will die with T-Mobile. I could say the same thing about the Portable HotSpot feature. T-Mobile phones offer far more that you clearly realize and offer features that no other major carrier is willing to support. Not all of us are idiot tweens that just want to text the people mommy won’t let us call. For this of us who need real features, ad who actually utilize the technology, there has never been better phones than T-Mobile offers.
i strongly dissagree ont this merger…T-mobile is one of the only companies that offer variety when it comes to service and customer service…i’ve worked for t-mobile for over two years and as an employee i have seen the improvements t-mobile has made over the years, plus the phones they provide can and are use by alot of different people; Touristspeople who travel overseas and even military people who can take their phones out to who knows where choose t-mobile phones because they can use it with a foreign sim card… if the merger occurs the GSM network will become too monopolized and it would be terrible for the cosumer.. so my general conclusion is that if ATT buys out T-mobile, alot of people would be out of their jobs, services, and the option weather to seek another company for better price but there wont be any and that would be very ba for the consumer!! i do not want to be out of ajob, i dont want to pay an arm and a leg for decent coverage and terrible customer service. So please lets stop this maddness!!!!
At&T and Tmobile wont say if you can or cant get out of your Tmobile contrat yet because if they did, people would be cancrling now….I didnt like At&t when I had it 6 yrs ago, why I have any part of it now..
if this merger goes through,,,my family is going to SPRIT. .we’re sure this doesnt bother at&t or tmobile, but going back to any part of at&t bothers us….
I do not approve the merger, T-Mobile has a $30 prepaid plan that has 1500 Talk/Text combined and 30mb web, at&t doesn’t compete. When I called to terminate the contract the representative asked why and I told him why, he stood quiet and then said ok, i said ok and he laughed because he couldn’t compete. AT&T Shows no sighn of competition.
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BYE BYE UNLIMITED WEB! (
ATLEAST TMOBILE THROTTLES YOU AFTER 5GB INSTEAD OF CHARGING EXTRA)