I just wind up thinking what a fool he seems.
Steve Jobs said many foolish things in his time.
I just wind up thinking what a fool he seems.
Steve Jobs said many foolish things in his time.
Oh god yes, but this isnt about Steve Jobs. I assure you also that where, (I believe), Apple slips up I am sure to mention it. Look at my post history, I have been called a troll/Apple hater many times, (I have significantly more APPL products than your average person).
Those are some pretty impressive gains for T-Mobile. Hopefully they'll join the ranks of Verizon and AT&T given enough time.
I think John Legere is one hell of a CEO and I T-Mobile has done an incredible job shaking up the wireless industry.
That being said, T-Mobile's service (coverage-wise) is atrocious, I switched from Sprint (a really bad service provider in its own right) and I was impressed with the data speeds in the few areas that I had solid coverage but I had such little coverage that I ultimately switched to Verizon when I got my iPhone 6 and haven't looked back.
Verizon and AT&T are the only good carriers in the US and while they're pricier than T-Mobile and Sprint, you definitely get what you pay for.
He's like Amazon's Jeff Bezos, a market disruptor. We need more risk taking CEOs to make competition favor the consumer.
Was with him right up until he said stores without the iPhone were s!£*
I have an iPhone and I like it.
Others for reasons I cannot quite get prefer Android and that's fine. I don't think they are **** though.
Can't take him seriously.
This guy is the main reason I switched from Verizon to T-Mobile. I sold my unlimited Verizon plan for $600 once the iPhone 6 was announced, and now my bill is half of what it used to be. Customer service has been great, especially their Twitter support.
I'll mention that their iPhone launch was absolutely terrible, but so was everyone else's. T-Mobile wouldn't even let new customers buy the phone online, only existing members.
If T-Mobile service is good in your area, this guy is a great reason to switch. CEOs like this are very rare and need to be supported.
This guy is the main reason I switched from Verizon to T-Mobile. I sold my unlimited Verizon plan for $600 once the iPhone 6 was announced, and now my bill is half of what it used to be. Customer service has been great, especially their Twitter support.
I'll mention that their iPhone launch was absolutely terrible, but so was everyone else's. T-Mobile wouldn't even let new customers buy the phone online, only existing members.
If T-Mobile service is good in your area, this guy is a great reason to switch. CEOs like this are very rare and need to be supported.
I like this guy... He's real
iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 devices that Apple sent to T-Mobile and AT&T for sale include Apple SIMs that are pre-coded to each carrier, which means the SIM cards can't be used interchangeably. Because the iPads purchased directly from Apple are usable with any participating carrier (Verizon has opted out), Legere recommends that users purchase the iPad Air 2 and the iPad mini 3 directly from an Apple Store.
Maybe you can improve your coverage now. I'm very unhappy that I'm probably going to have to switch from T-Mobile to AT&T because the T-Mobile coverage is so bad where I need to use it, I'm also unhappy about T-Mobile turning off some roaming to save some money at the expense of coverage. If you don't have the coverage, you need the roaming.
That's assuming some gigantic Japanese or European conglomerate doesn't succeed buying out T-Mobile first.
Remember that there are several companies that were already planning to do exactly that. Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son and SoftBank recently acquired Sprint not long ago. And he has his eyes on T-Mobile as an even juicier prize.
I do hope that Legere prevents T-Mobile from being sold any time soon.
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Then he'd be foaming at the mouth and calling Samsung and Eric Schmidt sh!£* on a daily basis.![]()
T-Mobile plans all have unlimited data coverage, no overage charges and free data roaming on 120+ countries, including unlimited texting & phone calls.
In Q1 2115, they are launching their 700mhz, starting in Orlando and spreading it nationwide over the course of the year. Coverage and quality will substantially increase. It was part of the agreement with Apple. Apple wouldn't give them the phones until they put massive money into their infrastructure. They have done so,and have much more planned.
Also, I'm still waiting for my 128GB 6+ since 19/19 and they company has bent over backwards. I get call every 72hrs from their Executive Team with any updates. I've gotten over $300 in credits and they even sent me a loaner 16GB 6+ to tie me over until my order comes through. No other company has that customer service.
This guy is the reason why even though T-Mobile doesn't have the greatest coverage, I'm here to stay. Good things are always coming and unlimited is awesome!
I wish that were possible for me. Driving up through NY towards Canada, I had no bars most of the way. Thats pretty dangerous in my opinion, and prompted me to switch carriers.
T-Mobile plans all have unlimited data coverage, no overage charges and free data roaming on 120+ countries, including unlimited texting & phone calls.
In Q1 2115, they are launching their 700mhz, starting in Orlando and spreading it nationwide over the course of the year. Coverage and quality will substantially increase. It was part of the agreement with Apple. Apple wouldn't give them the phones until they put massive money into their infrastructure. They have done so,and have much more planned.
Also, I'm still waiting for my 128GB 6+ since 19/19 and they company has bent over backwards. I get call every 72hrs from their Executive Team with any updates. I've gotten over $300 in credits and they even sent me a loaner 16GB 6+ to tie me over until my order comes through. No other company has that customer service.
This is exciting, since I have T-Mobile and I live in Orlando!![]()
That's assuming some gigantic Japanese or European conglomerate doesn't succeed buying out T-Mobile first.