Thank god I am with them ..best move I ever made !!
In the United States, the cell phone industry is one of the hardest duopolies to break. AT&T and Verizon have secured around 75% of the smartphone market. Yet, T-Mobile has done just about the impossible and shown remarkable growth in 2013 and promise for 2014.
At the end of 2012, T-Mobile was down 9.8% and coming off their worst point of revenue growth along with being the only major company not offering the iPhone. Fast forward one year and T-Mobile has grown 8.5% to approximately 46.7 million customers. To put that in perspective, you will not find any other company growing that much in the same time frame. In fact, AT&T has been hovering at the 4% mark, Verizon around 8%, while Sprint is staying at approximately 0.5%. So, while other mobile companies had service revenue staying stagnant, T-Mobile showed positive results.
T-Mobile's growth in the US mobile industry is amazing
In the United States, the cell phone industry is one of the hardest duopolies to break. AT&T and Verizon have secured around 75% of the smartphone market. Yet, T-Mobile has done just about the impossible and shown remarkable growth in 2013 and promise for 2014.
At the end of 2012, T-Mobile was down 9.8% and coming off their worst point of revenue growth along with being the only major company not offering the iPhone. Fast forward one year and T-Mobile has grown 8.5% to approximately 46.7 million customers. To put that in perspective, you will not find any other company growing that much in the same time frame. In fact, AT&T has been hovering at the 4% mark, Verizon around 8%, while Sprint is staying at approximately 0.5%. So, while other mobile companies had service revenue staying stagnant, T-Mobile showed positive results.
T-Mobile's growth in the US mobile industry is amazing
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