If there was any doubt as to which American telco company has been growing the fastest in recent months, it has today been confirmed again. According to their quarterly results for the third quarter this year, T-Mobile scored 2.3 million new customers, 1.4 million of which were postpaid customers, and beat out its main competitors in AT&T (2 million) and Verizon (1.53 million) in the same time period – that’s actually less than the 2.4 million T-Mobile pulled in earlier this year. And it’s not like T-Mobile is just pulling in bean counting customers with its average billings per user increasing 4% year-over-year. Not too shabby.
It’s really no surprise given the amount of goodwill that the company has after launching the Un-Carrier plans as well as various other initiatives which for all intents and purposes puts the customer in a very good position. It’s hard to tell whether the recent device launches have affected the number of signings T-Mobile acquired, but it’s hard to argue with results. Now if only Australia had a carrier like T-Mobile…
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