T-Mobile Beats Cingular In Customer Adds!?!
I am suprised, 'cus T-M is like half Cingular's size. But 'parently, they did, 1.06 million to 867,000. :
http://www.rcrnews.com/news.cms?newsId=24773 »
Whatever you's doin', its workin'.
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Whatever you's doin', its workin'.
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not to be a stickler.. but is it really necessary to post the exact same thread in different forumns? seems a little much to me.. but whatever floats ur boat!
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I've only posted this in (2) forums, so I don' think its a prob. But hey, thanks fo' the heads-up.
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I've only posted this in (2) forums, so I don' think its a prob. But hey, thanks fo' the heads-up.
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Great. Now I get to eat crow. I figured that T-Mobile wouldn't beat Cingular in that numbers game because I thought growth numbers would be down across the board for all carriers. Oh well, I don't mind being wrong on this one.
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amagorno said:
Great. Now I get to eat crow. I figured that T-Mobile wouldn't beat Cingular in that numbers game because I thought growth numbers would be down across the board for all carriers. Oh well, I don't mind being wrong on this one.
Don' feel bad bro, it happens.
Just don' assume that everyone's numbers are gonna dive. The market's gettin' nearer to bein' saturated, sure, but as long as you got something strong to offer, like Verizon (coverage, reliability), or T-Mobile (price, customer service), you can still add customers like crazy.
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I know. I was just considering the economy as a whole at the time and thinking about customer buying power. Unfortunately I forgot to think about the fact that cell phones are becoming more like a regular utility now instead of a nice to have.
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