Thread regarding T-Mobile layoffs

i’m far from a t-mobile apologist and a big sievert critic, but saying consumers are in a worse place is just plain wrong. even on just a simple comparison in nominal terms, it’s wrong. In real terms, it’s even more wrong. comparing to a world in which tmobile runs out of capacity and sprint is fighting to emerge from bankruptcy is incredibly wrong.

Funny how all the responses against what was stated likely came from the id--ts that think this company is doing the right thing. To those people, “How does Mikes sc----g taste!”

i know people are upset about layoffs but let’s refrain from writing stupid things. wireless consumers are absolutely in a better place than they were 4 years ago. introduction of high priced plans when they are many options across the industry for much cheaper plans doesn’t change that.

Surely someone who works for a wireless company understands the difference between these high “premium” plans and price increases, right? Those who don’t should probably be in the group of layoffs.

Except prices aren’t higher. 4 years ago the cheapest 4 line unlimited plan in the industry was $160. Now it’s $105. Yes, there are more expensive plans but if you want to pay up for features most people don’t use and the ability to upgrade a phone that barely changes every year, that’s on you.

Letty James would sue a ham sandwich