Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

For TMobile it will be like shooting fish in a barrel

For years and years as they eat away at ATTs overpaying and underserviced PostPaid base of subscribers. As long as Stankey and his minions are running things it will be even easier. ATT stock will see the teens within the next 2 years but hey the dividend percentage will be back in line.

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T-Mobile vs T:

  • One has a robust 5G network, including home 5G WiFi internet connection
  • One has up-front pricing without hidden fees, and is lower than the other
  • One continues to innovate by focusing on customers and what they want
  • Both briefly played in the pay-TV game, but one got out before the bleeding while the other lost billions
  • One has consistently grown in staff over the last 8 years while the other has layoffs every quarter, shedding over 50K jobs in the last 5 years
  • One has a bit of a doofus as CEO while the other has an incompetent, arrogant, narcissistic, destpotic bully
  • One has stock growing at a healthy pace while the other is trading at the same level it did 10 years ago

Guess which company is which.

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Post ID: @1xvz+1bu7zWRU

Seriously...then explain to me why TMUS, (T-Mobile) stock is at $145/share and T is hovering around $28 and falling? T-Mobile was at $98 before they announced their commitment to investing in 5G and that was only around 9 months ago and suddenly it exploded! Go figure...

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Post ID: @1pqz+1bu7zWRU

T-mobile pricing and customer service are good. Their actual phone service is borderline garbage.

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Post ID: @1vtd+1bu7zWRU

If T-Mobile really was that good, they would not have had to merge with Sprint to overtake AT&T. You would see that if you opened your eyes instead of your mouth.

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