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The mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) market is already a very competitive one, but with the arrival of Tello, the competition is sure to go up a notch. So how will this new mobile carrier be able to manage? Well, it turns out Tello has plenty up its sleeve, starting with a “No Fees, Whatsoever” branding that just might attract throngs of mobile users eager to sign up for even more affordable wireless plan options.
Have you been keeping a close eye on your T-Mobile bill? It seems that some former Sprint customers who remained with T-Mobile after the merger have been encountering an unwarranted fee on their monthly statements.
In 2019, the major carriers in the country faced allegations of selling its customers’ location data without their consent. Years later, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has finally reached a decision by fining these companies.
Would you believe it’s been three years since T-Mobile and Sprint merged. If you kept up with the acquisition drama, you can probably recall that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was initially against the merger for fear that there won’t be a fourth player. But during acquisition talks, this was appeased by Dish Network, who promised to stand in for that role.
In an unexpected turn of events, Apple is giving out a rare carrier subsidy when you purchase their new 5G iPad Pro. Considering these kinds of promotions are common on smartphones, it’s kind of a surprise that it is offered on these tablets too.
Earlier today, T-Mobile held an investor call for its Q3 2020 earnings. The numbers show a pretty impressive quarter for the wireless provider as it crossed the 100 million customer mark. This comes after reporting a record-high postpaid net adds that are almost as much as the whole industry.
T-Mobile’s highly teased “Un-carrier” announcement was held via a special webcast earlier today. During the event, the company unveiled their newest Scam Shield app that aims to give customers more control over blocked calls. In addition to blocking callers, T-Mobile will now automatically be blocking calls that it suspects are spam. This basically refers to numbers that have not been “verified” by T-Mobile.
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