T-Mobile and its chief rivals, AT&T and Verizon, have reversed roles. The shift could have significant repercussions for the Un-carrier's growth trajectory, according to research firm Wolfe Research. T-Mobile's changing position Wolfe Research no longer views T-Mobile as an undisputed telecom leader due to increasing pressure from competitors. Analyst Peter Supino expects revenue growth to slow as the carrier surrenders its historical advantages. T-Mobile was once the industry's most dynamic...
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Huh, the old TMO policy was financially unsustainable? So how have the mvnos been doing that, which had to pay TMO and have their own costs and profit expectations??
The only unsustainable thing were the mega profit expectations of the shareholders.
MVNOs buy data in bulk, are no-frills, and do not give you the choice of upgrading every year or every two years. They also don't have to maintain or upgrade the infrastructure. They don't keep a big sales/administrative staff.
T-Mobile and its chief rivals, AT&T and Verizon, have reversed roles. The shift could have significant repercussions for the Un-carrier's growth trajectory, according to research firm Wolfe Research. T-Mobile's changing position Wolfe Research no longer views T-Mobile as an undisputed telecom leader due to increasing pressure from competitors. Analyst Peter Supino expects revenue growth to slow as the carrier surrenders its historical advantages. T-Mobile was once the industry's most dynamic...
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