Re: New killer features from T-Mobile, RCS and Video calling
I moved to AT&T from T-Mobile. Glad you and others are happy there. I'm convinced T-Mobile treats the displays of the phones they sell with some type of chemical that brainwashes their customers in to becoming evangelists. All four wireless carriers are mercenary billion dollar companies with shareholders to please. To gain market share T-Mobile's driven down wireless pricing which I'm grateful for. In doing so they lost $36M in the Q1 and halved their profit from the previous year in Q2. And the fantastic customers they attract have caused them to have the highest contract default rate in the industry. For me, of the four, AT&T's the best of a bad lot. I could care less what anyone else chooses as everyone's situation is different and I don't feel the need to champion AT&T because no one cares what wireless carrier I use. At least in my circle of friends.
Also, don't let John's propaganda fool you. In 2020 they're still going to be a distant number 3 to AT&T and VZW.
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As for the two new features, can someone tell me what problem they're having that those features solve for them? I'm a little dim sometimes.
I couldn't care less what those stats may say if they are number 3, 4 or last, Service is great and Customer service is great, and that's all it matters to me, and to my other 5 family members I have in my personal account and the ones in my business account. If at some point they close or are merged or sold, then I move on, but for now it is what is. I was an AT&T customer and moved my personal and business account to T-Mobile and I'm glad I did it.
I still don't understand what is your problem with me giving props and credit where it's due, if the other so called large carriers were doing what T-Mobile is doing the only ones that benefit from that will be the customers, you my friend are getting benefits from them, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint are doing what they are doing lately in offers and promotions just trying to play catch up with T-Mobile's strategy and offers, in other words, they are feeling the pressure, and that's a fact, they were acting as if T-mobile didn't exist but not anymore, they are beginning to show respect.
As for the 2 new features, first, now we have an iMessage comparable messaging service, the one that everybody praise a lot, all the time, do I use it a lot? No, I'm not a texting guy, but I love to have useful features available, don't you? Second, Video call problems? Not really , but I do use it a lot, just inconvenience and sometimes buggy apps, with a native app is smooth and easy.
I know that you are not used to great features, AT&T just stop caring about their customers long ago, they are shameless giving excuses as to why they don't even prioritize updates anymore, their only interest is to keep bloating all their phones with their useless apps, as they are the biggest bloatware offenders right now, while removing some good features and re-organizing menus. What critical problems those 2 new features solved? None, just some inconvenient ones, now you tell me when are you getting the update that everybody else in the World seem to have already and help to solve at least to some degree the RAM Management and also for others have helped with Cell Standby and other battery drain issues?
For me and other T-Mobile users they are great features, for others that are not T-Mobile users they are not, such is life, but give credit where it's due and don't act as if you were b**t hurt because your carrier doesn't have this features, again, what is good is good and what is bad is bad. If you don't agree that they are great features just post some honest feedback backing it up, if you simply don't like this threads about good services in other carriers that are not yours, then don't even read the post, much less don't post on it and keep posting later, just move on. I'm not here to waste my time and energy arguing over things like this, I'm out.
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