T-Mobile has published company financial results for Q1 2016, showcasing an increase in revenue of 10.6% as well as adding 2.2 million new customers. This quarter marks the 12th consecutive quarter the Un-Carrier has experienced total net growth of more than 2 million.
The numbers were made up of more than 1 million branded postpaid net adds, alongside record branded prepaid net adds of 807,000. Revenue for Q1 2016 was $8.6 billion, up 10.6% year-on-year with net income of $479 million. the company will host a conference earnings call later today.
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T-Mobile added 2.2 million new customers in Q1 2016, revenue up 10%
Good for them. I may switch when my contract is up considering they have unlimited streaming on you tube which my son uses to run me out of data every month.
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Must be all those BlackBerry 10 devices they sold
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LOL!
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Hahaha, that was a good laugh.
I got a chuckle out of that, also.
Went into my local Los Angeles TMobile store last week. Only Blackberry phone on display was the Classic. I asked about the Priv. I was told it could be ordered. I said I was pretty happy with my Z30 on their network.
No Windows phones on display. Microsoft doing about as poor a job at working with TMobile to move phones with that carrier as is Blackberry.
Back when the Z10 was released, that store kept that phone and other Blackberry models on display for at least 10 months, even tho salespeople at that store told me the Z10 wasn't selling.
If Blackberry had worked with TMobile to reduce the Z10 price, and had pushed the Z30 with that carrier and if Chen hadn't gotten into a p__sing contest with Legere, perhaps OS10 might have gotten more traction at TMobile.
People here *demanded* that T-Mobile be dropped due to an email ad they received. So, instead of calling up Legere and working out a nice promo deal, Chen didn't renew the contract between BlackBerry and T-Mobile. Again, it was people here that demanded that.
John Legere should replace John Chen. Legere is the ultimate disruptor in the telecommunications world.
BatBerry... ;-D
• There's a Crack in the Berry right now... •
FTW! :-)
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Good numbers, but congestion is really starting to become an issue.
Naturally
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Once the big carriers in canada finally get their head out of their *** and offer unlimited data usage, then congestion will hit them like a rock. ;)
People deny congestion exists in toronto on the smaller carriers (windmobile for one), but I know it's true and I had it happen in my area too many times. The deniers can only go so far until they're debunked and proven wrong.
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Yea they should make loyal subscribers prime. Overloading subscribers diminishes network capacity. I'd be more concerned with quality than quantity. There should be a limit to the # of providers a carrier can have based on the equipment they have etc.
Jé Be....Here But Gone...
Just subtract the millions of marketing spending and they'll probably still be in the negative but what do I know right??
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Eh, revenues.
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