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T-Mobile is but a shadow of is former self under John Legere. He was a major reason why I switched. The culture he created around the company and the integrity that he and the company had then were unmatched. Since their acquisition of Sprint and his departure, the company has definitely gone down the tubes and is no longer customer-friendly, but customer-hostile.
T-Mobile is but a shadow of is former self under John Legere. He was a major reason why I switched. The culture he created around the company and the integrity that he and the company had then were unmatched. Since their acquisition of Sprint and his departure, the company has definitely gone down the tubes and is no longer customer-friendly, but customer-hostile.
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T-Mobile is but a shadow of is former self under John Legere. He was a major reason why I switched. The culture he created around the company and the integrity that he and the company had then were unmatched. Since their acquisition of Sprint and his departure, the company has definitely gone down the tubes and is no longer customer-friendly, but customer-hostile.
If T-Mobile wants its customers to stop complaining to the FCC, perhaps they should start honoring their agreements again.
T-Mobile is but a shadow of is former self under John Legere. He was a major reason why I switched. The culture he created around the company and the integrity that he and the company had then were unmatched. Since their acquisition of Sprint and his departure, the company has definitely gone down the tubes and is no longer customer-friendly, but customer-hostile.